| ISBN: 978-1-55587-769-9 $65.00 | ||
| 1998/52 pages/LC: 97-33555 | ||
Kleiboer develops four models of international mediation, articulating how the explanatory logic of each singles out determinants of mediation outcomes. Her multi-model analysis of the Camp David and Falklands/Malvinas cases powerfully demonstrates the importance of being aware, when assessing success or failure, of the often obscured assumptions that underlie contending approaches to mediation.
"The case-studies explored are fascinatingly thought through and presented and ... made refreshingly new.... This is one of the most provocative and stimulating books on mediation to have appeared recently."—Stephen Chan, International Affairs
"Rich and compact.... a unique, badly needed contribution to scholarly analysis of the state of mediation research and practice."—Alexander Georgey
"A significant contribution to our knowledge of conflict resolution."—Gregory A. Raymond
"The interplay of theory, criticism, and case studies is simply excellent."—Jacob Bercovitch