Andreas Musolff, Christina Sch?ffner and Michael Townson
Ashgate
Hardback
184
1996
This book contains a ground breaking comparative study and theoretical model of the influence of a Big Neighbour state on the success or failure of the struggle for independence of an ethnic minority, in several small states across the globe. It is a scholarly yet often dramatic account of the political, economic and psychological pressures on the central governments and on terrorist groups an their supporting populations, in divided societies.