Contents
Foreword by Yair Hirschfeld
Introduction: Conceptualizing the Political Economy of Regional Peacemaking - Norrin M. Ripsman and Steven E. Lobell
Chapter 1. The Economics of Peacemaking: Lessons from Western Europe and the Middle East. - Norrin M. Ripsman
Chapter 2. The Second Face of Regional Peacemaking: Israel and Jordan, 1985–2001. - Steven E. Lobell
Chapter 3. Economic Statecraft and Transitions to Peace: France, Germany, and Poland. - Galia Press-Barnathan
Chapter 4. Making Peace with Nonstate Armed Actors:The Role of Economic Incentives. - Marie-Joëlle Zahar
Chapter 5. Economic Incentives, Rivalry Deescalation, and Regional Transformation. - William R. Thompson
Chapter 6. The Political Economy of Sino-Japanese Ties: The Limits and Risks of Economic Statecraft. - Jean-Marc F. Blanchard
Chapter 7. Winning Hearts and Minds? On the Sources and Efficacy of Economic Engagement Policies in US-China and China-Taiwan Relations. - Scott L. Kastner and Margaret M. Pearson
Chapter 8. Economic Statecraft as a Tool of Peacemaking? China’s Relationships with India and Russia. - William Norris
Chapter 9. The Institutional Design of Preferential Trade Agreements and the Maintenance of Peace. - Edward D. Mansfield and Jon C. W. Pevehouse
Conclusion: Economic Statecraft and Regional Peacemaking - Peter Dombrowski
Contributors
Index