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Coercive Diplomacy,T. defines this strategy as a combination of credible military power and diplomatic commitments in the process of coercion. While political hawks would use credible threats in order to compel actors to comply, doves would persuade them to comply via reassurance. A balanced policy would use threats when appropriate and reassurance when necessary.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780312292829capital; conflict; conflict resolution; cooperation; dance; diplomacy; integration

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Overcoming Ethnicity,ster common cultural identity, and accept universal principles like human rights. This chapter discusses institution building, threat and promise, as well as collective goods and individual incentives in relation to the goal of rising above the constraints of ethnicity. In the context of successful

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Scenarios and Policies for Bosnia and Kosovo, on one hand, versus no war, no peace, on the other hand. Outcomes for Bosnia include partition, a single state, and de facto partition. To anticipate the conclusions below, de facto or informal partition—one in which groups live in geographically isolated areas but without formal partition—is the m

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