
Cover -- Titlepage -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List Of Figures -- List Of Tables -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Puzzle Of Peacebuilding Legacy -- Argument In Brief -- A Few Words On Research Design And Methodology -- Significance And Relationship To The Existing Literature -- Theme 1: Measurement Of Peacebuilding Effectiveness -- Theme 2: Learning And Reflection From Peacebuilding Evaluation -- Theme 3: Sustainable Peace And Local Ownership -- Theme 4: The Role Of Children And Youth In Peacebuilding Theme 5: Media And Peace Education For Building Peace Norms -- Case Specific Literature And Significance -- Organization Of The Book -- 1 Peacebuilding Legacy -- Introduction -- Conceptualizing Peacebuilding Legacy -- Time -- Transformation -- Intergenerational Peace -- Capturing Peacebuilding Legacy -- Cues For Capturing Legacy -- Transmission Of Peace Norms: Resonance And Retention -- Institutionalization, Sustainability, And Timely Exits -- Organizational Learning And Reflection -- The Transformative Potential Of Technocratic Peacebuilding -- 2 Data And Methods -- Introduction Research Design -- Case Study Research -- Meta-ethnographic Synthesis -- Reading And Translating The Studies -- Reflections On The Process -- Challenges Of Fieldwork In Post-war Countries -- Ethical Considerations -- Field Research In Sierra Leone -- Research With Child Reporters And Young People In Freetown -- Land Conflicts And The Rural Hinterland -- Fieldwork In Macedonia -- Observations From The Mozaik Groups In Struga, Debar, And Skopje -- Mozaik Alumni In Debar And Skopje -- Potential Limitations And Biases -- 3 Peacebuilding Through Pre-school Education And Media Programmes In Macedonia Introduction -- War, Peace, And Interethnic Relations In Macedonia -- Language Rights And The Demand For Education In The Mother Tongue -- Educational Segregation And Early Years' Provision: Integrated Education For Conflict Prevention -- The School Sy
This book investigates the long-term impact and legacy of international peacebuilding interventions on the attitudes and social norms of young people in post-conflict societies. Author Sukanya Podder utilizes a combination of meta-ethnographic synthesis and original field research to examine how peacebuilding programs are transmitted, retained, or rejected by local populations over time. The work argues that the effectiveness of these interventions depends heavily on institutionalization, local ownership, and the specific ways peace norms are communicated to younger generations.
What You Will Find
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Experts in the field of peace and conflict studies recognize this work as a significant contribution to the literature on the sustainability of international interventions. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the rigorous methodological approach taken by the author in navigating complex fieldwork challenges.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191954594
ISBN-13:
9780191954597
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