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List of Tables Acknowledgements 1. Introduction - Exploring Risk and Resilience: Implications for comparative genocide studies, and mass atrocity prevention Stephen McLoughlin PART I: CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES TO PREVENTION 2. The Next ‘Spring’ is Certain to Come - and Certain to be Missed: Deficits in conflict prevention and research Witold Mucha 3. ‘Who is the Subject of atrocities prevention?’ Bridget Conley-Zilkic 4. Rethinking the Structural Prevention of Mass Atrocities Stephen McLoughlin PART II: INVESTIGATING THE NON-OCCURRENCE OF GENOCIDE AND OTHER MASS ATROCITIES 5. International Affinity and the Prevention of Genocide: Implications for R2P Manus I. Midlarsky 6. Rethinking Approaches to Prevention under the Responsibility to Protect: Agency and Empowerment within Vulnerable Populations Deborah Mayersen 7. Indigenous State-building: 'Local' actors in Somaliland's stabilization Michael Walls 8. Iran 1998-2008: Insight on the containment of risk Sara E. Davies 9.Azerbaijan 1998-2008: Ceasefire, stalemate and simmering tensions Stephen McLoughlin Bibliography About the Authors Index