Migration Ethics
JD Supra

Sustaining Peace One Day at a Time: Inclusion, Transition Crises, and the Resilience of Social Contracts

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Study finds that including both “the elite” and the wider “society” in peace processes is key for sustaining peace.

Case studies

The study finds that including both elites and wider society in peace processes works as what the authors call “a driver of resilient social contracting”.  This in turn supports a more sustainable peace.

Gender, Justice and Deliberation: Why Women Don’t Influence Peacemaking

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Gender-based differences in discourse during peacemaking perpetuate marginalization of women’s needs and concerns.


Key Policy Findings

There has been considerable academic and policy focus on representation - increasing the number of women ‘at the table’ in peacemaking processes, and counting ‘provisions of peace agreements that refer to women’.

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