Peaceful Territorial Change |
Contents
Introduction | 11 |
A Framework for the Study of Peaceful Territorial Change | 38 |
The Historical Record of Peaceful Territorial Change | 62 |
The Kashmir Dispute | 100 |
The Camp David Agreements | 143 |
The FalklandsMalvinas Dispute | 150 |
The Panama Canal Treaties | 191 |
Toward a Policy Model of Peaceful Territorial Change | 219 |
Appendix A Other Cases of Peaceful Territorial Change | 244 |
Synopsis and Sources | 252 |
Coding of the Data from the Historical Sample | 302 |
Notes | 323 |
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Common terms and phrases
actual cession American Arbitration or plebiscite Argentina background conditions bargaining process Batumi Beagle Channel bilateral Britain British Camp David Carter cession or exchange Chile China Coco River common threat conflict cooperation Date and name Date of actual decolonization Degree of coercion diplomatic intervention distribution of power economic Egypt Egyptian failure of peaceful Falklands France India India and Pakistan international law international relations islands Israel Israeli Kashmir dispute League of Nations LVNL mediation military mixed transfer morality name of treaty NLVNL norms and rules Pakistan Panama Canal Treaties Panama Canal Zone Panamanian Parties involved peaceful change peaceful territorial change plebiscite political regimes previous wars problem of peaceful process of peaceful Reciprocity Russia Sadat self-determination settlement Sinai sovereignty status change status quo status quo power successful territorial integrity territorial status quo Territory involved third parties third-party threat Turkey Type of peaceful type of political United Kingdom United Nations University Press