Resources

This publication from Conciliation Resources explores how international experience can help to address the key issue of displaced communities and their right to return in the context of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict.

High hopes for the Armenian—Azeri summit in Kazan in June 2011 were disappointed. This article by Laurence Broers discusses what may have gone wrong and how momentum in the process can be kept up.

War does not respect political or territorial boundaries. This twenty-second Accord publication looks at how peacebuilding strategies and capacity can ‘think outside the state’: beyond it, through regional engagement, and below it, through cross-border community or trade networks. Edited by Alexander Ramsbotham and I William Zartman, Paix sans frontières: building peace across borders includes 20 case studies from Asia, Europe and the Caucasus, to East, Central and West Africa, Central America and the Middle East. Articles also explore cross-border peacebuilding from global, systems analysis and legal perspectives, and focus on themes ranging from politics, governance and security, social and community relations, and trade and natural resources.

In this article Laurence Broers of Conciliation Resources explains how cross border visits and the protection of cultural heritage sites could revive the Nagorny Karabakh peace process.