Enforcing arms limits: Germany post 1919; Iraq post 1991 introduction

In this introduction to the special issue on Enforcing Arms Limits: Germany Post 1919; Iraq Post 1991 the editors present the theme of the settling, & the bedding in of succeeding international systems are a neglected field of study. The fundamental questions addressed by the ensuing collection...

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Published in:Journal of strategic studies 2006-04, Vol.29 (2), p.181-193
Main Authors: Alexander, Martin S., Keiger, John F.V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arms Control
Arms limitation
Comparative analysis
Conflict theory
Contemporary history
Disarmament
Federal Republic of Germany
Foreign Policy
Germany
Historical analysis
International security
International society
Iraq
Post-war history
War
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Summary:In this introduction to the special issue on Enforcing Arms Limits: Germany Post 1919; Iraq Post 1991 the editors present the theme of the settling, & the bedding in of succeeding international systems are a neglected field of study. The fundamental questions addressed by the ensuing collection of essays are presented & related to three issues that surface during peacemaking processes. The comparative analysis of the cases of the German & Iraq settlements discusses the partial defeats, arms control & disarmament efforts, & the political climate. The insights from the comparative study are argued to offer preparation for international agencies, legal instruments, & constabulary military force that may need to combine to limit a warmonger's capacity to upset the peace. References. J. Harwell
ISSN:0140-2390
1743-937X
DOI:10.1080/01402390600585407