From War to Democracy:
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Writen by Anna K. Jarstad, Timothy D. Sisk - PublisherCambridge University Press (Cambridge)
- Year2008
From War to Democracy: Dilemmas of Peacebuilding addresses the complex and multifaceted challenges of transitioning from violent conflict to democratic governance. The authors, Anna K. Jarstad and Timothy D. Sisk, explore the difficulties peacebuilders face in post-conflict societies, including the delicate balance between peacebuilding, democratization, and nation-building. This book is particularly focused on the dilemmas that arise when external actors try to influence or support democratization processes in societies emerging from conflict. The authors examine case studies from different regions of the world, offering insights into how peacebuilding interventions often succeed or fail in promoting democratic governance. The book delves into the tensions between the need for peace and stability, on the one hand, and the demand for democratic reforms, on the other. The authors also discuss the role of international institutions and actors, such as the United Nations and regional organizations, in these processes.

