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Routledge Humanitarian Negotiations with Armed Groups Book

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Description

Humanitarian Negotiations with Armed Groups: The Frontlines of Diplomacy explores the complex field of negotiating for aid in active conflict zones. Published by Routledge, this book examines how humanitarians work to provide assistance and protect vulnerable civilians while navigating high-stakes environments. Through detailed studies of negotiations in Yemen, Myanmar, and other regions, the text analyzes the power asymmetry faced by aid workers. It provides a deep look into the specific challenges of negotiating from a position of weakness and identifies the tactics used to reach favorable agreements. This resource is essential for understanding the strategies used to overcome obstacles in modern armed conflicts.

Key Features

This Routledge publication examines the unique field of humanitarian negotiation in modern armed conflicts.

The text provides detailed case studies of negotiations occurring in Yemen and Myanmar.

Readers learn about the specific challenges humanitarians face when negotiating from a position of weakness.

The book analyzes the various tactics and strategies used to overcome power asymmetry during negotiations.

This volume explores how aid workers protect vulnerable civilians through diplomatic efforts on the frontlines.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
20 December 2019
Listed Since
25 September 2019

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