Contemporary Peacemaking: Conflict, Peace Processes and Post-war Reconstruction
Contemporary Peacemaking explores the relationship between conflict, peace processes, and post-war reconstruction. Bringing these central themes together, J. Darby and Roger Mac Ginty provide an academic overview of how contemporary peacemaking is understood, negotiated, and connected to the difficult task of rebuilding societies after war.
About This Book
Contemporary Peacemaking examines the interconnected subjects of conflict, peace processes, and post-war reconstruction.
The book focuses on peacemaking in contemporary settings, considering how efforts to end conflict relate to the work of building peace afterward.
Its scope brings together the study of conflict resolution, negotiated peace, and reconstruction within a single framework.
Written by J. Darby and Roger Mac Ginty, this title is suited to readers seeking an academic introduction to contemporary peace and conflict studies.
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