DOUGLAS KINNEY is a foreign affairs specialist with interests in risk assessment and negotiation. Mr. Kinney was the recipient of a a Una Chapman Cox Fellowship, served as an Associate of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University, and has taught negotiation at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.

• PrefaceContexts: Brushfire War, Territory, the Radicalization of Decolonization, Crisis Diplomacy, and Third-Party MediationOrigins: The Politics of Illusion versus the Politics of Principle--Centuries of Dispute, Years of Bilateral NegotiationCrisis Deterrence and Management--Too Little, Too LateCrisis Management: Third-Country Mediation by the United StatesThe Peruvian AttemptInternational Good Offices: The U.N. Mediation in New YorkStatecraft and ForceThe Road to the FutureAppendicesFalklands ChronologySelected BibliographyIndex

DOUGLAS KINNEY is a foreign affairs specialist with interests in risk assessment and negotiation. Mr. Kinney was the recipient of a a Una Chapman Cox Fellowship, served as an Associate of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University, and has taught negotiation at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.

• PrefaceContexts: Brushfire War, Territory, the Radicalization of Decolonization, Crisis Diplomacy, and Third-Party MediationOrigins: The Politics of Illusion versus the Politics of Principle--Centuries of Dispute, Years of Bilateral NegotiationCrisis Deterrence and Management--Too Little, Too LateCrisis Management: Third-Country Mediation by the United StatesThe Peruvian AttemptInternational Good Offices: The U.N. Mediation in New YorkStatecraft and ForceThe Road to the FutureAppendicesFalklands ChronologySelected BibliographyIndex

DOUGLAS KINNEY is a foreign affairs specialist with interests in risk assessment and negotiation. Mr. Kinney was the recipient of a a Una Chapman Cox Fellowship, served as an Associate of the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University, and has taught negotiation at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.

• PrefaceContexts: Brushfire War, Territory, the Radicalization of Decolonization, Crisis Diplomacy, and Third-Party MediationOrigins: The Politics of Illusion versus the Politics of Principle--Centuries of Dispute, Years of Bilateral NegotiationCrisis Deterrence and Management--Too Little, Too LateCrisis Management: Third-Country Mediation by the United StatesThe Peruvian AttemptInternational Good Offices: The U.N. Mediation in New YorkStatecraft and ForceThe Road to the FutureAppendicesFalklands ChronologySelected BibliographyIndex