Peacebuilding Compared and the Solomons conflict

The Solomon Islands conflict of 1998–2003 is often read simply as a story of a failed or fragile state. It was not a state that had been built and then failed. Rather it was a state that had never consolidated after decades since independence of taking at least as many steps back as steps forward. I...

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Hauptverfasser:	Charlesworth, Hilary, Braithwaite, John, Braithwaite, Valerie, Dinnen, Sinclair
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Applied sciences Armed conflict Arts Behavioral sciences Conflict Conflict resolution Countries Economic disciplines Economics Employment Ethnic conflict Field research Human behavior Human geography International politics International relations Labor economics Literature Military science Occupations Peace making Peacetime Political conflict Political geography Political science Politicians Politics Reconciliation Research methods Social behavior Social interaction Social sciences
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Zusammenfassung:	The Solomon Islands conflict of 1998–2003 is often read simply as a story of a failed or fragile state. It was not a state that had been built and then failed. Rather it was a state that had never consolidated after decades since independence of taking at least as many steps back as steps forward. It was not a formed state; up to this point in its history, it has been a state in a process of formation. In this book, we conceive peacebuilding as the craft of supporting institutions, including non-state institutions, in a process of growing to