Third Party Actor Interests, Conflict Management Approaches, and Intrastate Conflict Outcomes

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This dissertation examines the role of third parties in civil war mediation and peacekeeping efforts. The dissertation makes two primary contributions to the literature. First, it builds upon existing literature by applying state-level arguments of third party involvement in mediation and peacekeeping efforts to the United Nations Security Council and regional IGOs. Second, it investigates the role of communication and coordination between third parties in their conflict management efforts.

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vii, 116 pages : color illustration

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Mintun, Daniel T. December 2021.

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  • Main Title: Third Party Actor Interests, Conflict Management Approaches, and Intrastate Conflict Outcomes
  • Alternate Title: 3rd Party Actor Interests, Conflict Management Approaches, and Intrastate Conflict Outcomes

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This dissertation examines the role of third parties in civil war mediation and peacekeeping efforts. The dissertation makes two primary contributions to the literature. First, it builds upon existing literature by applying state-level arguments of third party involvement in mediation and peacekeeping efforts to the United Nations Security Council and regional IGOs. Second, it investigates the role of communication and coordination between third parties in their conflict management efforts.

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Mintun, Daniel T. Third Party Actor Interests, Conflict Management Approaches, and Intrastate Conflict Outcomes, dissertation, December 2021; Denton, Texas. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1873833/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; .

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