Daring to differ? strategies of inclusion in peacemaking/ Andreas T Hirblinger and Dana M Landau
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Security Dialogue Vol.51, No.4, August 2020. pp. 305-322 (47)Summary: Peacemaking always involves inclusion including in international peacemaking agendas and discourses. The concept of inclusion are deeply interwined for those seeking peace as its meaning remains vague as do assumptions about the relationship between inclusion and peace. Hence this article trying to problematize the research, policy and practice of inclusion.
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Peacemaking always involves inclusion including in international peacemaking agendas and discourses. The concept of inclusion are deeply interwined for those seeking peace as its meaning remains vague as do assumptions about the relationship between inclusion and peace. Hence this article trying to problematize the research, policy and practice of inclusion.
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