Motivations for local resistance in international peacebuilding/ Sung Yong Lee
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Third World Quarterly Vol.30, No.8, pp.1437-1452 (101)Summary: This paper has discussed five motivations that encourage local resistance to externally driven peacebuilding. The discussions vary studies within this tradition share the argument that local resistance to contemporary peacebuilding primarily takes the form of opposition to the biased direction of the peacebuilding programmes, which pursue security, democracy,the rule of law, development of market economy and effective administration as key requirements of a sustainable peace.
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This paper has discussed five motivations that encourage local resistance to externally driven peacebuilding. The discussions vary studies within this tradition share the argument that local resistance to contemporary peacebuilding primarily takes the form of opposition to the biased direction of the peacebuilding programmes, which pursue security, democracy,the rule of law, development of market economy and effective administration as key requirements of a sustainable peace.
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