The Interplay of Domestic, Regional and International Forces in Peacebuilding
This Summer issue of the CCTS newsletter is devoted to our third seminar on post-conflict peacebuilding. It contains the paper by Judith Large on which the seminar was based and a report of the seminar itself.
The Interplay of Domestic, Regional and International Forces in Peacebuilding
A discussion paper by Judith Large
I. Peacebuilding is in danger of doctrinal paralysis
II. The stratified preoccupation with imposing standardised structures may impede regeneration of relationships and the range of initiatives and recovery undertaken by locals themselves
III. A revolution of sorts is needed
The interplay of domestic, regional and international forces in post-conflict peacebuilding
Report of a seminar held on 10th May at Friends House, 173-177 Euston Road, London N1 1RG
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