A Lonely Devil

by Sousa Jamba

The eagerly awaited new edition of this highly-popular text continues to be the most lucid and engaging book available on conflict resolution and peace agreements. Peter Wallensteen, a renowned academic in the field, draws on recent research and examples from around the world, linking the theory of conflict resolution to real-world cases throughout the book. NEW to the third edition: • Expanded coverage of the making of peace agreements, including peace and justice, disarmament, and gender-peace connections • Coverage of the actions of the Obama administration • Explores the ongoing situations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, the Cote D'Ivoire, Iran, Pakistan and the Arab democratic wave from a conflict resolution perspective • Updated coverage of the continuing 'war on terror'. • Attention is given to the comparison of different outcomes, whether negotiated between parties or victory of one over the other with references to Sri Lanka, the Middle East, and Liberia. Understanding Conflict Resolution remains an essential text for all students, lecturers and researchers of peace and conflict resolution in international relations, global politics and political science.

154 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1993

Reviews

[Mariana]

I had to read this book for English 6 if I didn't I wouldn't have ever known this one and wouldn't have also liked it.
The man is literally the title of the book. He isn't a devil, but he's similiar to one. He's pure evil, however I enjoyed reading a different story. I liked the development of the character, the different stages of his feelings even though they would always end up to be the same, if you know what I mean. Basically I liked the book.

[Inês]

I don’t know what I feel. It made me very uncomfortable.

[Sara Cunha]

Surprisingly good. It was very uncomfortable to read but it was worth it. Getting inside of such sick mind was fascinating

[jason]

top 10 books in ur faves that send u directly to therapy fr

[Catarina Sá]

This book was uncomfortable!!!

[Ana]

I will never read this again, not for the bad reasons, is that I just can´t.