Ejdus, Filip. 2020. In A Requiem For Peacebuilding, edited by Jorg Kustermans, Tom Sauer, and Barbara Segaert, 41-58. Berlin: Springer Link. This article offers an insight into one of the main doctrinal shifts adopted…
Mac Ginty, Roger. 2014. Security Dialogue 45, no.6: 548-561. This text explores the concept of an everyday peace, the routinized practices and interactions that bridge gaps in divided communities. It analyzes a series…
Mac Ginty, Roger. 2008. Cooperation and Conflict 43, no. 2: 139-159. This article further develops the concept of “local ownership” in international peacebuilding efforts and assesses the feasibility of a complementary…
Mac Ginty, Roger. 2010. Security Dialogue 41, no. 4: 391-412. This article breaks down the creation of hybrid peace into four primary factors: the compliance powers possessed by liberal peacebuilding actors, the…
Richmond, Oliver P. 2009. Review of International Studies 35, no. 3: 557-580. This text offers a largely-theoretical conceptualization of “post-liberal peace”, a break from the dominant theory of peace as being the…
Paris, Roland. 2002. Review of International Studies 28, no. 4: 637-656. This text applies a post-colonial lens to the dominance of internationally-sponsored liberal peacebuilding efforts in the Global South. Of…
2010. New York: United Nations. This text is an official United Nations publication produced in cooperation with the Norwegian Peacebuilding Center. It outlines the three primary approaches employed by the United…
Boege, Volker et al. 2008. In Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation, edited by Volker Boege et al., 2-21. Berlin: Berghof Foundation. This extract from the Dialogue Handbook of the Berghof Foundation, a…
Berents, Helen. 2015. Peacebuilding 3, no. 2: 1-14. This text examines the stories of marginalised young people in Colombia who are often excluded from the very discussions of violence and reconciliation that most…
Porter, Elisabeth. 2016. Peacebuilding 4, no. 2: 210-225. This article problematises the concept of ‘post-conflict’ through the feminist lens and asserts that, even in the absence of formal inter-state or inter-group…