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Abstract
The news from the field of peace and conflict studies is mixed. It is evident that the increasing complexity, interdependence and technological sophistication of conflict, violence and war today introduce many new challenges to peace-keeping, making and building. However, it is also likely that these trends present new opportunities for fostering and sustaining peace. If our field is to capitalize on such prospects, it will need to more effectively understand and address several basic dilemmas inherent to how we approach our work. This paper outlines six contemporary challenges, and suggests some options for addressing them.
International Journal of Conflict Engagement and Resolution |
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Artikel | Crises and Opportunities:Six Contemporary Challenges for Increasing Probabilities for Sustainable Peace |
Keywords | Conflict resolution, peace, evidence-based practice, gender, systems |
Authors | Peter T. Coleman |
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