International Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding Strategies

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Comprehensive Peace Agreement
conflict analysis methods
Conflict Prone Societies
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inequality and civil unrest
John Garang
Liberal Peace
Liberal Peace Project
liberal peace theory
Machakos Protocol
Multi Donor Trust Funds
National Congress Party Government
North South Conflict
Nuba Mountains
peace agreement implementation
Peacebuilding Strategies
political economy of Sudan conflicts
post-conflict
Post-conflict Scenarios
postcolonial African studies
Protracted Social Conflict
Socio-economic Development
socio-economic marginalisation
South Sudan
Southern Population
Southern Regional Government
Southern Sudan
SPLM
Sudan People's Liberation Movement
Sudan People’s Liberation Movement
Sudanese Conflict
Sudanese Peace Process
Sudanese Society
Violent Armed Conflict

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  • ISBN 9781472487513
  • Weight: 317g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 23 Feb 2017
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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The analysis and interpretation of conflicts can be a dangerously simplistic exercise. A western, developed socio-economic perspective can simplify conflicts in the so-called ‘Third World’ as the inevitable struggles of people who cannot coexist because of ethnic, religious or cultural differences. While acknowledging that many contemporary conflicts are characterised and influenced by these factors, this book calls for an approach to conflict prevention and resolution which mainly addresses the underlying political, economic and social causes. The conflict in Sudan, where narratives evolved from an interpretation based on religious differences between a Muslim North and the Christian South, provides a case study through which the author explores how most prevention and resolution strategies were based on flawed assumptions leading to poor results. By focusing instead on the underlying socio-economic inequality and marginalisation among groups she analyses the dynamics of the complex peace process to ascertain if and how economic and social rights were effectively included and implemented as a part of the peace agreement, including after South Sudan’s independence.

Daniela Nascimento is an assistant professor of International Relations at the University of Coimbra (Portugal) and a researcher at the Center for Social Studies. She holds a PhD in International Politics and Conflict Resolution from the University of Coimbra, a bachelor degree in International Relations from the same University and a European Master's Degree in Human Rights and Democratisation from the Inter-European Center for Human Rights and Democratisation. Her research interests focus on peace studies, human rights, peacebuilding, humanitarian action, especially in the African context and Timor Leste. She has published various chapters and peer-reviewed articles in national and international journals and books, as well as participation in various research projects with national and international funding.

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