Postconflict peacebuilding, liberal irrelevance and the locus of legitimacy

Post-conflict peacebuilding is failing, according to both its critics and its advocates. By way of solutions, proponents seek more of the same, whereas opponents argue for a radical shift. Both contain parts of a possible solution to the lack of local legitimacy that stigmatizes interventions, many...

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Main Author: David Roberts
Format: Default Article
Published: 2011
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Political science not elsewhere classified
Other law and legal studies not elsewhere classified
Post-conflict peacebuilding
Local legitimacy
Global governance
Popular peace
Political Science not elsewhere classified
Law
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/15353
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