Diminishing Conflicts in Asia and the Pacific : Why Some Subside and Others Don’t (Hardcover)

1. Introduction: Diminishing Conflicts: learning from the Asia-Pacific Edward Aspinall, Robin Jeffrey and Anthony Regan Part 1: Conflict diminished?  2. Timor Leste: international intervention, gender and the dangers of negative peace Susan Harris Rimmer 3. Maluku: anomie to reconciliation John Braithwaite 4. Aceh: democratization and the politics of co-option Edward Aspinall 5. Solomon Islands: from uprising to intervention Matthew Allen and Sinclair Dinnen 6. Punjab: federalism, elections, suppression Robin Jeffrey 7. Sri Lanka: the end of war and the continuation of struggle Bina D’Costa  Part 2: Conflict deferred?  8. Bougainville: conflict deferred? Anthony Regan 9. The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT): diminishing violence or violent peace? Kabita Chakma and Bina D’Costa 10. Eastern Burma: long wars without exhaustion Desmond Ball and Nicholas Farrelly 11. Fiji: the politics of conflict reduction John Fraenkel Part 3: Conflict undiminished? 12. Southern Thailand: marginalization, injustice and the failure to govern Tyrell Haberkorn 13. Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas: cause or symptom of national insecurity? Paul D’Arcy 14. Southern Philippines: the ongoing saga of Moro separatism Ron J. May 15. Kashmir: placating frustrated people Christopher Snedden 16. The Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea: conflict ignored Nicole Haley 17. Conclusion: Lessons Edward Aspinall, Robin Jeffrey and Anthony Regan