International actors, including key states like the US and organizations such as the UN, EU, African Union, and World Bank, and a range of NGOs, have long been confronted with the question of how to achieve an emancipatory form of peace.
International actors, including key states like the US and organizations such as the UN, EU, African Union, and World Bank, and a range of NGOs, have long been confronted with the question of how to achieve an emancipatory form of peace.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Oliver P. Richmond is Research Professor in International Relations and Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Manchester.
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * Part 1: Theorizing the Social Formation of Peace * Chapter I: Peace Formation, Local Dynamics and Transversal Networks * Chapter II: Four Paths for Peace Formation * Part 2: Reconstructing the Empirical Evidence * Chapter III: Peace Formation in Practice * Chapter IV: Cases Studies in Peace Formation I: Potential and Limitations * Chapter V: Case Studies in Peace Formation II: Transforming the State and Addressing the Causal Factors of the Conflict * Chapter VI: Infrastructures for Peace: Negative or Positive Hybrid Peace? * Conclusion * Appendix A * Appendix A1 * Notes * Bibliography * Index
* Introduction * Part 1: Theorizing the Social Formation of Peace * Chapter I: Peace Formation, Local Dynamics and Transversal Networks * Chapter II: Four Paths for Peace Formation * Part 2: Reconstructing the Empirical Evidence * Chapter III: Peace Formation in Practice * Chapter IV: Cases Studies in Peace Formation I: Potential and Limitations * Chapter V: Case Studies in Peace Formation II: Transforming the State and Addressing the Causal Factors of the Conflict * Chapter VI: Infrastructures for Peace: Negative or Positive Hybrid Peace? * Conclusion * Appendix A * Appendix A1 * Notes * Bibliography * Index
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