Regional Approaches to Peacebuilding
de Coning, Cedric (2015). Regional Approaches to Peacebuilding. Review of the Peacebuilding Architecture. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research.
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Sub-type Policy brief Author de Coning, Cedric Editor Chandran, Rahul Title Regional Approaches to Peacebuilding Series Title Review of the Peacebuilding Architecture Publication Date 2015-02 Place of Publication Online Publisher United Nations University Centre for Policy Research Pages 6 Language eng Abstract The importance of regional approaches to peacebuilding is often recognized in policy documents and public statements, but rarely acted on. Three considerations explain the relevance of regional approaches to peacebuilding, namely: (1) conflicts are rarely isolated within state borders, (2) those who are closer to the problem are often in a better position to understand and influence it, and (3) their proximity ensures that they have a long-term interest in its outcomes. However, this does not mean that regional approaches are automatically benevolent. In some cases those with an interest at stake tries to influence the outcome in their favour, often through a local proxy, and in so doing become part of the problem. UNBIS Thesaurus CONFLICT
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PEACEBUILDINGCopyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2015 Copyright type All rights reserved -
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