Titlebook: Demonization in International Politics; A Barrier to Peace i Linn Normand Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 De

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The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: An Introduction,bstantive bones of contention, roads of resistance, attempted paths to peace and the ultimate downfall of the peace process. Presenting Israeli and Palestinian narratives around some of the most important turning points in the conflict, Normand provides a cursory historical overview that shows how t

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Conclusion,d. Although enmity is considered endemic to the international system, IR theories pay little attention to the . characteristics of the enemy (e.g. the enemy as “devil” or “evil”). Rather than focusing on the structural and interest-based sources of conflict that mainstream IR theories often prioriti

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Conclusion,as “evil.” These discursive labels matter in that they may come to legitimize and facilitate particular political practices. The book considered two different contexts where this may occur, when “waging war” and “waging peace.” In particular, demonization may come to further increase enmity and can

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William C. Clyde,Rebecca LeCainas “evil.” These discursive labels matter in that they may come to legitimize and facilitate particular political practices. The book considered two different contexts where this may occur, when “waging war” and “waging peace.” In particular, demonization may come to further increase enmity and can

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,Bricks without Straw: September 1939–June 1940,tober. Their British and French allies had played little part in the fighting except at sea. Indeed German soldiers captured by a French patrol near the Maginot Line reportedly were surprised to learn that Germany and France were at war.. All the same, Adolph Hitler’s peace offer on 6 October was re

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