Books by Krista E. Wiegand

Examines why some states are willing to settle territorial disputes while others are not. The book argues that states may purposely maintain disputes over territory in order to use them as bargaining leverage in negotiations over other important unresolved issues. This dual strategy allows the challenger state to benefit from its territorial claim.

Examines why some states are willing to settle territorial disputes while others are not. The book argues that states may purposely maintain disputes over territory in order to use them as bargaining leverage in negotiations over other important unresolved issues. This dual strategy allows the challenger state to benefit from its territorial claim.

Examines the different political strategies that Islamist terrorist and guerrilla groups use to achieve their political objectives. This title contributes to the study of state-society relations in the Middle East, exposing the blurred line between terrorist activity and governance.