Contrary to the common belief that peace and democracy go hand in hand after a civil war, Pereira Watts argues they are in fact at a crossroads. Offering an innovative framework, based on Philosophical, Actors and Tactical considerations, Pereira Watts identifies 14 dynamic dilemmas in democratic peacebuilding, with respective trade-offs.
Contrary to the common belief that peace and democracy go hand in hand after a civil war, Pereira Watts argues they are in fact at a crossroads. Offering an innovative framework, based on Philosophical, Actors and Tactical considerations, Pereira Watts identifies 14 dynamic dilemmas in democratic peacebuilding, with respective trade-offs.
Izabela Pereira Watts, PhD, is a Lecturer in International Studies and Political Sciences at the University of Wollongong in Australia. She is an expert in peacekeeping, democracy building with more than 15 years of experience in international development, including UN peacekeeping mission, UNDP and UN Woman in conflict zones, and several awards.
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Introduction PART I Transitional dilemmas, violent democracies and the United Nations' statecraft 1. The transition from civil war to hybrid peace: 14 dilemmas of peace, democracy and state-building in post-conflict societies 2. United Nations hybrid liberal peace dilemmas: contingent sovereignty, responsibility to protect and moral selectiveness 3.From guns to votes to doves: violent transition with ballots and bullets 4.What role do UN operations play in bringing simultaneously peace and democracy to post-civil war countries? PART II Transitions to political, legal, civil and social orders 5.From war to peace: When elections and political parties promote democracy? 6. When the pen fails, the sword rules: constitution building and power-sharing for divided societies 7. No Justice, (no) peace? Democratic injustice or undemocratic justice in the name of human rights and reconciliation 8. Silencing the guns through DDR and SSR: the securitization of peace or governance of insecure democracy 9. From war to peace: voters but not yet citizens PART III Conclusion and Recommendations 10. From hybrid democratic peace towards an integrated transition: conclusion, limitations and recommendations
Introduction PART I Transitional dilemmas, violent democracies and the United Nations' statecraft 1. The transition from civil war to hybrid peace: 14 dilemmas of peace, democracy and state-building in post-conflict societies 2. United Nations hybrid liberal peace dilemmas: contingent sovereignty, responsibility to protect and moral selectiveness 3.From guns to votes to doves: violent transition with ballots and bullets 4.What role do UN operations play in bringing simultaneously peace and democracy to post-civil war countries? PART II Transitions to political, legal, civil and social orders 5.From war to peace: When elections and political parties promote democracy? 6. When the pen fails, the sword rules: constitution building and power-sharing for divided societies 7. No Justice, (no) peace? Democratic injustice or undemocratic justice in the name of human rights and reconciliation 8. Silencing the guns through DDR and SSR: the securitization of peace or governance of insecure democracy 9. From war to peace: voters but not yet citizens PART III Conclusion and Recommendations 10. From hybrid democratic peace towards an integrated transition: conclusion, limitations and recommendations
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