Titlebook: Visions of Peace of Professional Peace Workers; The Peaces We Build Gijsbert M. van Iterson Scholten Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Diplomats: Peace as Governance,or some, this goal can also be the signing, or upholding, of a peace agreement, in line with work on peacemaking rather than peacebuilding. More personal visions of peace do not play any role in their work, diplomats all stress that peace is a political objective. This clashes with the non-Western consensus observed in Chap.

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Dutch Civil Society: Peace Writ Large, of this process are less relevant, what matters is that ‘the conversation is kept going’. When they do think of peace as a goal, they tend to agree with the military that the first priority is for people in conflict areas to experience ..

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Mindanao: Justice, Harmony and Peace of Mind,ision that stresses the priority of good relationships over (political or economic) gains. Finally, like their Lebanese colleagues, Mindanaoan peace workers stress that in the end all three groups should live together in .. Moros tend to favour peace as justice, indigenous Lumad peace of mind, and descendants of Philippino settlers civil peace.

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Conclusion: Visions, Divisions, Tensions and Solutions,. These observations are tied back into the literature on peacebuilding, discussing both the four alternatives to liberal peace identified in Chap. ., as well as more recent developments such as the notion of sustaining peace.

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1759-3735 imensional model to compare different concepts of peace.PutsThis book explores the meaning of peace according to (some of) the people who make it. Based on some 200 interviews, it empirically studies the visions of peace that professional peaceworkers from the Netherlands, Lebanon and Mindanao (Phil