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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. PART 1 Context: What We Already Know
5. 1 Understanding Civil Society 1
6. 2 Civil Society and the State 29
7. 3 Civil Society and Peacebuilding 43
8. 4 A Comprehensive Analytical Framework 65
9. PART 2 Case Studies: Applying the Framework
10. 5 Guatemala: A Dependent and Fragmented Civil Society 77
11. 6 Northern Ireland: Civil Society and the Slow Building of Peace 105
12. 7 Bosnia-Herzegovina: Civil Society in a Semiprotectorate 129
13. 8 Turkey: The Kurdish Question and the Coercive State 153
14. 9 Cyprus: A Divided Civil Society in Stalemate 181
15. 10 Israel and Palestine: Civil Societies in Despair 207
16. 11 Afghanistan: Civil Society Between Modernity and Tradition 235
17. 12 Nepal: From Conflict to Consolidating a Fragile Peace 259
18. 13 Sri Lanka: Peace Activists and Nationalists 297
19. 14 Somalia: Civil Society in a Collapsed State 321
20. 15 Nigeria: Dilemmas of Militarization and Co-optation in the Niger Delta 351
21. PART 3 What We Have Learned
22. 16 What Civil Society Can Contribute to Peacebuilding 379
23. 17 Enabling and Disenabling Factors for Civil Society Peacebuilding 405
24. 18 Conclusion 425
25. Acronyms 431
26. Bibliography 437
27. The Contributors 481
28. Index 485
29. About the Book 511