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Precarious peacebuilding: friction in global–local encounters
Peacebuilding, 2013 How can we understand the processes and outcomes that arise from frictional encounters in peacebuilding? This special issue contributes to ongoing debates on the precariousness of peacebuilding, by introducing the term friction as a way to capture and ...
Annika Björkdahl, Kristine Höglund
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Peacebuilding through the Lens of an Emancipatory Peacebuilding Paradigm
Journal for Peace and Justice Studies, 2021Critical and Emancipatory Theory (CET) of peacebuilding emerged as the sixth school of thought in Peace and Conflict Studies to critique the liberal and neoliberal approaches to peacebuilding. CET contends that liberal and neoliberal approaches to peacebuilding are discriminatory and biased, perpetrates the interest of Western elites, hinders the ...
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The emerging EU peacebuilding framework: confirming or transcending liberal peacebuilding?
Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 2011The European Union (EU) is now emerging as a major actor in regional and global peacebuilding. Yet its peacebuilding approach and practices are subject to some significant and familiar contradictions. In this article, we identify the basis for what may become an 'EU peacebuilding framework' (EUPF), and argue that, while it aspires to a 'just and ...
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2017
This chapter brings the story of DPA–DPKO relations up to the present. It argues that neither the bureaucratic nor the conceptual problems faced by UNAMIR—especially the difficulty of separating peacekeeping from peacebuilding—have been fully addressed, let alone solved.
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This chapter brings the story of DPA–DPKO relations up to the present. It argues that neither the bureaucratic nor the conceptual problems faced by UNAMIR—especially the difficulty of separating peacekeeping from peacebuilding—have been fully addressed, let alone solved.
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Peacebuilding and Local Peacebuilders in Cambodia and Mindanao
2018This chapter offers readers background information about the two case studies from a comparative perspective. All social developments are contextual and so is local peacebuilding. The peacebuilding models promoted by local actors are subject to the social, cultural and structural conditions of the society and reflect the local actors’ views and ...
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2018
Abstract Peacebuilding—helping societies make the transition from civil violence to a durable peace—has been the UN’s principal security activity since the end of the Cold War. Although peacebuilding methods have been refined over years of trial and error, it remains an uncertain science, yielding mixed results. Nevertheless, for all its
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Abstract Peacebuilding—helping societies make the transition from civil violence to a durable peace—has been the UN’s principal security activity since the end of the Cold War. Although peacebuilding methods have been refined over years of trial and error, it remains an uncertain science, yielding mixed results. Nevertheless, for all its
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From peacebuilding as resistance to peacebuilding as liberation
2012The liberal peace, in its various iterations and broadest characterization, has been in crisis since the first intervention in Somalia by the UN and the USA in the early 1990s. Many liberal peace-oriented interventions have had unintended consequences or failed to meet their ambitious goals (Paris 2004; Richmond 2005).
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International Studies Review, 2014
Conflict Assessment and Peacebuilding Planning: Toward a Participatory Approach to Human Security. By Lisa Schirch. Boulder, CO: Kumarian, 2013. 229 pp., $22 paperback (ISBN: 978-1-565-49579-1). Lisa Schirch's ambitious handbook tackles complex challenges of contemporary peacebuilding in an accessible format.
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Conflict Assessment and Peacebuilding Planning: Toward a Participatory Approach to Human Security. By Lisa Schirch. Boulder, CO: Kumarian, 2013. 229 pp., $22 paperback (ISBN: 978-1-565-49579-1). Lisa Schirch's ambitious handbook tackles complex challenges of contemporary peacebuilding in an accessible format.
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