Conflict Resolution and Ontological Security: Peace Anxieties

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List of contributors
Acknowledgements
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Introduction
1 Ontological (in)security and peace anxieties: a framework for conflict resolution
Part I Ontological (in)security in protracted conflicts
	2 Ontological security and the Israeli–Palestinian peace process: between unstable conflict and conflict in resolution
	3 The Kurdish Issue and levels of ontological security
	4 Ethnic nationalism and the production of ontological security in Cyprus
Part II Ontological (in)security in the process of conflict resolution
	5 Ontological (in)security and violent peace in Northern Ireland
	6 Ontological (in)security of ‘included’ citizens: the case of early Republican Turkey (1923–1946)
Part III Peace and ontological security
	7 Ontological (in)security after peace: the case of the Åland Islands
	8 The ontological significance of Karelia: Finland’s reconciliation with losing the promised land
	9 Decolonizing security and peace: mono-epistemology versus peace formation
Conclusion
Index