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Note: Intro -- The Temporary European -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Epigraph -- Table of Contents -- Foreword by Rick Steves -- Preface | Coffee and Ćejf -- PART ONE: THE TEMPORARY EUROPEAN -- Hey! I'm in Europe! | Kraków, Poland -- The Permanent Residents of Vacationland | Croatia's Dalmatian Coast -- The Artisanal Life | Montepulciano, Italy -- My Travel Origin Story | Europe, 1999 -- Jams Are Fun: When Travel Plans Go Sideways -- I've Been in Your Hotel Room: A Day in the Life of a Guidebook Writer -- PART TWO: DECONSTRUCTING CLICHÉS -- Velkomin til Íslands! | Reykjavík, Iceland -- The Soggy, Sunny Highland Games of Taynuilt | Scottish Highlands -- D'oh! A Deer! | Salzburg, Austria -- Loving the French (What's Not to Love?) | France -- That Wonderful Language Barrier | Europe -- Jams Are Fun: How to Drive in Sicily: Just Go Numb -- Like All Things, This Tour Shall Pass: Confessions of a Tour Guide -- PART THREE: FOOD IS CULTURE -- Come On, Have Some Guts | Palermo, Sicily -- These Pierogi Are Perfect | Kraków, Poland -- Seven Markets in Seven Days | Provence, France -- The Trouble with Tapas | Spain -- Where the World's Food Comes to You | London, England -- Jams Are Fun: There's a (Gastrointestinal) Bomb on the Bus! -- PART FOUR: ALL ALONE -- NEVER ALONE -- An Introvert in the Land of Extroverts | Italy -- High in the Mountains with Tina's Dad | Slovenian Alps -- What Lies Beneath | Dartmoor, England -- Waiting for Luciano's Knock | Val d'Orcia, Italy -- Acorns and Corncobs: A Semester Abroad | Salamanca, Spain, 1996 -- Jams Are Fun: It's Gonna Be a Noisy Night -- In Romania, Everything Is (Not) Possible: Making Travel Television -- PART FIVE: MEANINGFUL HEDONISM -- Pistachio Gelato Never Lies | Florence, Italy -- Making Hay While the Sun Shines | Above Gimmelwald, Switzerland -- Up to My Earlobes in Hot Water | Budapest, Hungary. , Ghosts and Skeptics | Great Britain -- Jams Are Fun: A Rough Day on the North Sea -- The Merry Band of Travelers: The Cult of Rick Steves -- PART SIX: CHANGES AND CHALLENGES -- The Sublime and the Ridiculous | Cinque Terre, Italy -- One Day I Met Some Refugees | Zagreb, Croatia -- Blood, Toil, Tears, Sweat, and Surrendering to Brexit | South England -- Hallstatt Never Changes . . . Except When It Does | Hallstatt, Austria -- Jams Are Fun: In Rome, You Can Never Get a Taxi When It Rains -- Epilogue After the World Changed, a New Hope for Travel -- Or: Shutterbugs Miss the Lion -- Lumpensammler Favorites (and Least Favorites) -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author.

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Note: "As published in 1864." , Spine title: Indian massacre in Minnesota. , Originally published: A history of the great massacre by the Sioux Indians, in Minnesota :including the personal naratives of many who escaped. Cincinnati :R. W. Carroll & co., 1864. , Cover -- Half title -- Little Crow -- Title page -- Act of Congress information -- Copyright -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- PORTRAIT OF LITTLE CROW. -- PORTRAIT OF CUT-NOSE. -- PORTRAIT OF JOHN OTHER DAY. -- PORTRAIT OF STANDING BUFFALO. -- PORTRAIT OF MRS. LAVINA EASTLICK AND CHILDREN. -- PORTRAIT OF MRS. ALOMINA HURD. -- MERTON EASTLICK, CARRYING HIS BROTHER JOHNNY FROM LAKE SHETEK TO DUTCH CHARLEY'S. -- CHAPTER I -- Louis Hennepin's Visit to the Upper Mississippi, in l680 -- The Country occupied by Wild Tribes of Indians -- Visited by Carver in 1766 -- The Naudowessies, or Dakota Indians -- War with the Chippewas -- Peace made by Carver -- His services rewarded -- Origin of the name Sioux -- Division of Tribes -- Manners -- Dress and Mode of Living -- Origin of certain Indian Names -- Treaties with the Sioux Indians from 1812 to 1858 -- Called Isanties by the trans-Missouri Sioux -- Their Reservations -- Annuity System Inaugurated -- Civilization Efforts -- Their Difficulties -- Settlements of the Whites contiguous to the Reservations -- Conclusion -- General Summary. -- CHAPTER II -- Complaints of the Indians -- Treaties of Traverse des Sioux and Mendota -- Objections to the Mode of Payment -- Inkpaduta -- Massacre at Spirit Lake -- Proofs of a Conspiracy -- Indian Councils. -- CHAPTER III -- Change of Indian Officials -- The New Superintendent and Agent -- Semi-annual Gathering of Indians at the Agencies -- Payment of 1861 -- Troops at Payment -- Yanktonais -- Crops of 1861 -- Report of Agent Galbraith -- Destitute Condition of Indians in Winter of 1861 and 1862 -- Relief afforded them -- Efforts for their Benefit -- Agricultural Labors -- Upper and Lower Bands -- Estimates -- Supplies -- Lac qui Parle -- Big Stone Lake -- A. W. Huggins -- Julia Laframbois -- Little Crow -- Crops -- A Surplus. , Hopes of Civilization of Indians -- Complaints -- Upper Bands at the Agency -- Attack on the Warehouse -- Renville Rangers -- Return to Fort Ridgley -- Painful Scenes on the Way -- Flight of the People -- Safe Arrival -- Annuity Money at the Fort -- False Statement of White Men to the Indians -- Indian Statements not to be relied upon. -- CHAPTER IV -- Murders at Acton -- The Indians not Drunk -- Cox, the Insane Man -- Mrs. Baker goes for Help -- Burial Party from Forest City -- They see Indians -- Massacre at the Lower Agency -- Philander Prescott -- Rev. S. R. Riggs -- Dr. Thomas S. Williamson -- Agent Galbraith -- Little Crow -- Rev. J. D. Hinman -- The work of Death begins -- John Lamb -- A. H. Wagner -- J. C. Dickinson -- Dr. Humphrey -- Lynd -- Myrick -- Divoll -- George H. Spencer -- Wakinyatawa -- Patrick McClellan -- John Nairn -- Alexander Hunter and Wife -- Killing of Prescott -- J. C. Whipple -- C. B. Hewett -- James Powell -- Red Wood River -- Joseph B. Reynolds and Family -- William Landmeier -- Legrand Davis -- John Moore -- Francis Patoile -- Capture of Mattie Williams, Mary Anderson,and Mary Schwandt -- Death of Mary Anderson -- Murder of George Gleason -- Capture of Mrs. Wakefield and Children. -- CHAPTER V -- Massacre on the north side of the Minnesota -- Indians seen in large numbers,all through the settlements -- The people at Beaver Creek attempt to escape -- Burning of Mrs. Henderson and two children -- Escape of J. W. Earle and others -- German settlement -- Indians appear under Shakopee -- The Settlers nearly all killed -- Escape of Peter Bjorkman -- Escape of Mrs. Lateau -- Story of Mary Hayden -- La Croix Creek -- Statement of Kearn Horan -- Murders near Birch Coolie -- Patterson's Rapids -- The Settlers endeavor to escape -- Murder of the Schwandt family -- A scene of awful horror -- Indian duplicity -- Wholesale Massacre. , Upper Agency -- The people warned by Joseph Laframbois and Other Day -- Shooting of S. B. Garvie -- Escape of D. R. Kennedy and J. D. Boardman -- Escape of Peter Patoile -- Escape of the Whites from Yellow Medicine -- The people at the Missions warned by friendly Indians and half-breeds, and escape -- Settlement on the Chippewa -- Murder of James W. Lindsay and his comrade. -- CHAPTER VI -- Leopold Wohler and Wife -- Major Brown's family -- Charles Blair -- Capture of the party from Brown's -- Escape of Blair from Little Crow's village to Fort Ridgley -- The Ingalls family -- Sad fate of the two little boys -- The Frace family -- Leavenworth -- Murder of the Blum family -- Death of Philetus Jackson -- Statement of Mrs. Mary J. Covill -- Escape of Charles Smith and others -- Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Hill, and Mr. Henshaw -- Murder of Henshaw -- Escape of the two women -- Adventures of John Jackson -- Story of Mrs. Laura Whiton -- Elijah Whiton -- He meets William J. Duly, of Lake Shetek -- Killing of Whiton and escape of Duly -- Adventures of Mrs. Harrington -- Killing of the Heyers family -- Fiendish barbarity -- Milford -- The Massipost family -- The Hanleys -- Bastian Mey and family -- Adolph Shilling and his Daughter killed -- The Zeller and Zettle families all killed -- Jacob Keck and others -- Charles Zierke -- The Browns -- Nicollet County -- William Mills -- Lieutenant Sheehan -- West Newton -- Lafayette -- Courtland -- Swan Lake -- Partial list of the killed in Nicollet County -- Charles Nelson -- Extract of letter from Captain Chittenden -- Death of Jacob Mauerle -- Murder of Felix Smith -- Indians scouring the country -- A scouting party seen at St. Peter. -- CHAPTER VII -- Big Stone Lake -- The Whites killed -- Wonderful escape of Baptiste Gubeau -- Anton Manderfeld -- Lake Shetek -- Names of the Settlers -- Population of Murray County. , Mrs. Alomina Hurd escapes with her two children -- Mrs. Koch: her Woman 's Wit:she secures the Friendship of a Squaw,and together they escape -- The Settlers assemble at the house of John Wright -- They start for the Settlements on the Minnesota, and are overtaken by the Indians -- The Battle -- The Whites defeated, and many of them killed -- Mrs. Julia A. Wright, Mrs. Koch and Mrs.Duly,and their children,captured -- Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Duly taken to the Missouri: subsequently ransomed by Major Galpin -- The brothers Burns -- Spirit Lake -- Massacre in Jackson County -- Territory -- Statement of Henry Masters -- Murders at Sioux Falls -- The Mailcarrier -- Depopulation of the Country -- Destruction of Property. -- CHAPTER VIII -- Occurrences previous to the Attack on the Town of New Ulm -- Recruiting Party attacked, and several killed -- The Country People flee to the Town -- The Panic -- Crowded condition of the Citizens and Refugees in the Town -- The Attack by Indians -- Burning the Buildings -- Reinforcements from Nicollet and St. Peter -- The Contest becomes Fierce -- Arrival of Judge Flandrau with Reinforcements -- Arrival of a Company under Captain Bierbauer -- The Fight Continues -- Lieutenant Huey, and seventy-five Men under him, sent over the River -- Cut off from Retreat -- Their Escape -- Death of William B. Dodd -- Heroic conduct of J. B. Trogdon and others -- Firing from the Windmill -- Post-office -- Captain E. St. Julien Cox and Company arrive -- The Enemy retire -- Evacuation of New Ulm -- Incidents. -- CHAPTER IX -- Battle at Lower Agency Ferry -- Captain Marsh goes to the Relief of the Agency -- Meeting with Martelle -- He reaches the River at the Ferry -- The Ambush -- The Fight -- Heroic Conduct of Captain Marsh -- Frightful Loss of Men -- His Retreat -- Attempt to cross the River -- His Death -- Tribute to his Memory. , Siege of Fort Ridgley -- The Force in the Garrison -- Defenseless Condition of the Fort -- Battle of Wednesday -- Jack Frazer -- Want of Water -- Improvising Cartridges -- Battle of Friday -- Waiting and Watching -- Reinforcements arrive -- The Florence Nightingale of Fort Ridgley -- Sergeant John Jones -- J. W. De Camp -- Mrs. Sergeant Jones -- Frank Le Clair -- Burning an Indian -- Henry Balland -- Adventures of Louis Robert. -- CHAPTER X -- Captain Whitcomb's arrival at St.Paul -- Meets Colonel Sibley at Shakopee -- His arrival at Forest City -- Dead Bodies found Mutilated by Indians -- Passes through Meeker County -- A Fort Constructed -- Visits Monongalia County -- Engagement with Indians -- Falls back, fighting on their Retreat -- Fortification Erected -- Quarters his Men in the Hotel -- Attack on Forest City -- Town partly Burned -- Indians Defeated -- Condition of the Country -- Captain Strout at Glencoe -- Town Fortified by General Stevens -- Captain Strout advances to the Frontier -- Passes through Hutchinson -- Attacked near Acton by one hundred and fifty Indians -- Bravery of our Troops -- The number of Whites killed and wounded -- Captain Strout falls back to Hutchinson -- Attack on Hutchinson -- Captain Strout reinforced by Captain Davis and Lieutenant Weinmann -- Indians pursued on their Retreat from Hutchinson -- Kingston protected by Lieutenant Byrnes -- Captain Pettit sent to reinforce Whitcomb -- Rockford -- Paynesville -- Norway Lake -- St. Joseph -- Sauk Center -- Grove Lake -- St. Cloud -- Richmond -- Clearwater -- Morrison County. -- CHAPTER XI -- Hostilities in the Valley of the Red River of the North -- Condition of Fort Abercrombie -- Georgetown -- Breckinridge -- Old Crossing -- Graham's Point -- Settlers reach the Fort -- Men killed near Breckinridge -- Assistance requested. , Captains Freeman and Davis ordered to go to the Relief of Abercrombie. , English

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Content: This Working Paper argues that conflicts in refugee shelters in Germany can largely be attributed to structural causes. These include the asylum regime, the interplay between the physical layout and social relationships within refugee shelters, and the specific properties of the refugee accommodation system, which can be regarded as a “total institution”. Further, there are other causes of conflict, which can be located at the personal level. On the basis of a qualitative survey, we worked with more than 200 participants in 33 refugee shelters operated at state and municipal level across the federal state (Land) of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW). Based on the data collected, we analyse five types of conflict: Conflicts at the individual level, group conflicts, aggressive behaviour and criminality, domestic and sexual violence and conflicts between residents and staff as well as conflict between institutions. The hypothesis that reported cases of conflict represent more than a mere collection of isolated cases was confirmed. Instead, conflict can usually be ascribed to certain interrelated root causes. Participants themselves were often unaware of the processes at work here. We therefore recommend a comprehensive approach to conflict prevention that takes both structural and personal causes of conflict into account. In this manner, the shelter situation could be improved significantly for refugees and staff. (AUT)

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Content: This 2-volume resource contains 80 primary source documents that provide a compelling view of this unique period of American history. World War II is remembered not only for its violent encounters on the battlefield, its war of words between competing ideologies, its genocidal events, and, ultimately, its reconfiguration of Europe. It is also remembered for having reshaped whole areas of modern life, from economics and social relations to politics and popular culture. Along with the Civil War, it continues to be one of the most written about topics in US (and international) history. World War II had a lasting impact on the United States, both domestically and in terms of the nation's place in the international community. Besides altering values and patterns of life, the war gave rise to a massive military-industrial complex involving government agencies, the military, corporations, and universities in the pursuit of national security and economic and political advantage. Historians and the American populace at large will surely continue to investigate this rich and fascinating subject as they seek to understand the basis of the modern nation. Defining Documents in American History: World War II provides detailed analyses of key documents produced from 1936-1947, organized under nine broad categories: The Lead-Up to War; Pearl Harbor; Domestic Aliens; Other Demographics; Foreign Policy; War and Victory; The Holocaust; Nuremberg; The Atom Bomb. Each document is supported by a critical essay, written by historians and teachers, that includes a Summary Overview, Defining Moment, Author Biography, Document Analysis, and Essential Themes. Readers will appreciate the diversity of the collected texts, including journals, letters, speeches, political sermons, laws, government reports, and court cases, among other genres. An important feature of each essay is a close reading of the primary source that develops evidence of broader themes, such as author's rhetorical purpose, social or class position, point of view, and other relevant issues. In addition, essays are organized by section themes, listed above, highlighting major issues of the period, many of which extend across eras and continue to shape American Life. Each section begins with a brief introduction that defines questions and problems underlying the subjects in the historical documents. A brief glossary is included at the end of each document, highlighting keywords that are important in the study of the primary source. Each essay also includes a Bibliography and Additional Reading section for further research. - Publisher.

Content: Defining Documents in American History: World War II offers an in-depth collection of essays on important historical documents that have a wide range of subjects including: The Lead-Up to War, Pearl Harbor, Domestic Aliens, Other Demographics, Foreign Policy, War and Victory, The Holocaust, Nuremberg, The Atom Bomb, and more. Each of the 80 primary source documents is examined through a Summary Overview, Defining Moment, Author Biography, Document Analysis, and coverage of Essential Themes. Each essay also includes a close reading of the primary source that develops evidence of broader themes, such as authors rhetorical purpose, social or class position, point of view, and other relevant issues. - Amazon.

Note: Edition statement supplied by publisher. , Paged continuously. , Volume 1. The lead-up to war. Letter from President Roosevelt to Chancellor Adolf Hitler ; F.D.R: There will be no blackout of peace in America ; President Roosevelt's speech recommending revision of the neutrality law ; We must not falter now ; Compulsory service must be adopted ; The country is being rushed into military conscription ; Proclamation 2425: selective service registration ; Our own democracy is threatened ; We ought to stay out of the war ; Lend-Lease Act ; Charles Lindbergh: Radio address ; Joint resolution of the US Congress reaffirming the principles of the Monroe Doctrine -- Pearl Harbor. Memorandum for the President, December 7, 1941 ; Fourteen-part message from Japan to the United States and Secretary Hull's response ; The man in the street reacts to Pearl Harbor ; Franklin Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor speech -- Domestic aliens. The Japanese American creed ; Excerpts of the Munson report ; Presidential Proclamation 2526: Alien-enemies-Germans ; Presidential Proclamation 2527: Alien-enemies-Italians ; Let us not persecute these people ; Executive Order 9066 -- Wartime relocation and internment of civilians ; To all persons of Japanese ancestry ; An interview with an older Nisei -- Other demographics. Executive Order 8802 -- Fair employment practice in defense industries ; Those who deserve freedom will fight for it ; The colored people are still waiting, still watchful ; Letter recommending Navajo enlistment ; The American workers' responsibility ; Women's part in the war effort ; Don't make slaves of future generations ; President Roosevelt's "call for sacrifice" ; We love honor more than we fear death ; Let us have action for women instead of lip-service ; An act to repeal the Chinese exclusion acts -- Foreign policy. Atlantic charter ; Joint message of assistance to the Soviet Union from President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill ; German declaration of war with the United States ; Our heritage can be preserved only by fighting ; Declaration by the United Nations ; We need tanks, not talk ; President Franklin D. Roosevelt's broadcast to Canadians ; More dollars do not mean more goods -- Master lend-lease agreement ; Mutual aid agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union ; The war and human freedom ; Casablanca conference -- Volume 2. War and victory. Digest of Operation Overlord ; What shall we do with Germany? ; Armistice with Italy ; Moscow declaration regarding the postwar period ; Cairo declaration ; The spirit of liberty ; General Dwight D. Eisenhower's order of the day ; The invasion starts ; The public's responsibility towards veterans ; Radio address by General Douglas MacArthur at the Leyte beachhead ; Protocol of proceedings of Crimea (Yalta) conference ; Declaration regarding the defeat of Germany and the assumption of supreme authority by Allied powers -- The holocaust. Letter regarding the plight of German Jews ; Notices to the US State Department regarding Nazi plans to eliminate Jews ; Cable from London to Rabbi Stephen Wise regarding the final solution ; The American Jewish leaders' meeting with President Roosevelt ; Report on the failure of the US State Department to assist European Jews ; Memo on army policy regarding refugee rescue ; January 1943 telegram confirming reports of mass executions of Jews in Poland ; Rosenheim letter requesting bombing of deportation rail lines ; War Department cable refusing to bomb deportation railways -- Nuremberg. Report to the president by Mr. Justice Jackson ; Rehabilitation and moral reconstruction for Germany ; International conference on military trials -- agreement and charter ; Statement by Justice Jackson on war trial agreement -- The atom bomb. Albert Einstein's letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt ; A petition to the president regarding the atomic bomb ; President Truman's announcement of the Hiroshima bombing ; Supreme commander for the Allied powers' general order no. 1 ; Declaration on the atomic bomb ; The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: the nature of an atomic explosion ; The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: the selection of the target ; The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: main conclusions. , English

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Note: Description based on print version record , Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington" -- Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdzic -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Gorazde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility.

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Content: Offers perspectives on how we may try to attain global security, using her knowledge of the recent war in Bosnia as a case study and arguing that decisions by both participants and policy makers should not be made from just one vantage point.

Note: Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington" -- Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdžić -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Goražde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility. , Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002. , English.

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Content: Offers perspectives on how we may try to attain global security, using her knowledge of the recent war in Bosnia as a case study and arguing that decisions by both participants and policy makers should not be made from just one vantage point.

Note: Description based on print version record , Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington" -- Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdžić -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Goražde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility. , English

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Series Statement: e-Duke books scholarly collection.

Content: Offers perspectives on how we may try to attain global security, using her knowledge of the recent war in Bosnia as a case study and arguing that decisions by both participants and policy makers should not be made from just one vantage point.

Note: Description based on print version record , Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington" -- Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdžić -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Goražde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility. , English

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Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (298 p.)

ISBN: 1-283-27330-6 , 9786613273307 , 0-8223-9409-X

Series Statement: e-Duke books scholarly collection.

Content: Offers perspectives on how we may try to attain global security, using her knowledge of the recent war in Bosnia as a case study and arguing that decisions by both participants and policy makers should not be made from just one vantage point.

Note: Description based on print version record , Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington" -- Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdžić -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Goražde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility. , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8223-4975-2

Language: English

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Format: Online-Ressource (298 p)

Edition: Online-Ausg. 2013 Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web

ISBN: 9780822349754

Content: Offers perspectives on how we may try to attain global security, using her knowledge of the recent war in Bosnia as a case study and arguing that decisions by both participants and policy makers should not be made from just one vantage point

Note: Description based upon print version of record , Contents; Author's Note; Map of Yugoslavia; Prologue; Acknowledgments; Context; Part I: War; Section 1: Officialdom; Section 2: Victims or Agents?; Section 3: Deadly Stereotypes; Section 4: Fissures and Connections; Section 5: The End Approaches; Part II : Peace; Section 6: After Dayton; Section 7: Imperfect Justice; Section 8: International Inadequacies; Section 9: Women's Initiative; Section 10: Recreating Community; Bridging: Six Lessons from Bosnia; Epilogue; Notes; Index , Inside : "Esteemed Mr. Carrington"Outside : a convenient euphemism -- Inside : angels and animals -- Outside : Carter and conscience -- Inside : "If I left, everyone would flee" -- Outside : none of our business -- Inside : Silajdžić -- Outside : unintended consequences -- Inside : the bread factory -- Outside : elegant tables -- Inside : the unspeakable -- Outside : the politics of rape -- Inside : an unlikely soldier -- Outside : happy Fourth of July -- Inside : women on the side -- Outside : contact sport -- Inside : an artificial war -- Outside : clashes -- Inside : crossing the fault line -- Outside : "The truth about Goražde" -- Inside : loyal -- Outside : Pentagon sympathies -- Inside : family friends -- Outside : extremists -- Inside : family ties -- Outside : federation -- Inside : school days -- Outside : forces and counterforces -- Inside : blood -- Outside : trade-offs -- Inside : grim lullaby -- Outside : security and cooperation -- Inside : Sarajevo Cinderella -- Outside : failure at Srebrenica -- Inside : Magbula's parrot -- Outside : the accident -- Inside : boys pretending -- Outside : bombs and bluffs -- Inside : side by side -- Outside: decisions at Dayton -- Inside : morning has broken -- Outside : waiting for Christmas -- Inside : Serb exodus -- Outside : refugees in Austria -- Inside : refugees at the residence -- Outside : diplobabble -- Inside : displaced -- Outside : sowing and reaping -- Inside : Banja Luka bitterness -- Outside : war criminals -- Inside : uncatchable -- Outside : evenhanded -- Inside : no justice in Srebrenica -- Outside : the tribunal -- Inside : waiting for the truth -- Outside : intelligence and political will -- Inside : professor, perpetrator, president -- Outside : the fourth warring party -- Inside : city signs -- Outside : out of step -- Inside : by a thread -- Outside : missing -- Inside : surviving the peace -- Outside : press tour -- Inside : organized for action -- Outside : Lyons -- Inside : "What's an NGO"? -- Outside : skewed -- Inside : a league of their own -- Outside : "With all due respect" -- Inside : Beethoven's Fifth -- Outside : "Neither free nor fair" -- Inside : Sarajevo red -- Outside : re-leaf -- Inside : watermelons -- Outside Arizona -- Inside : three hundred gold coins -- Outside : mistrust in Mostar -- Inside : new bridges -- Outside : Air Force One -- Bridging : six lessons: Test truisms; question stereotypes; find out-of-power allies; appreciate domestic dynamics; find fault; embrace responsibility. , Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780822394099

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780822349754

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Worlds Apart : Bosnian Lessons for Global Security

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

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