期刊名称：Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs
印刷版ISSN：2168-7951
出版年度：2013
卷号：2
期号：1
页码：38
出版社：Penn State Law
摘要：Civil wars contain a set of actors that have the ability to block settlement and continue the war on their own. When they contain more “veto players,” conflicts are much longer and negotiations are more likely to break down. The rate of success of international efforts to resolve multi-party civil wars is much lower than when there is only one rebel group fighting the government. This article discusses implications for peacemakers designing responses to conflicts with multiple veto players. Negotiations in these conflicts are most likely to lead to a peace agreement that successfully ends the war if they include all veto players and exclude non-veto players.
