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Liberia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission: The Importance of Documentation in Postwar Education and Reconciliation

April 29, 2013

Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRCs) are temporarily established to investigate and document war atrocities committed against civilian populations They promote…

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From Ethnic Violence to Seeds of Peace: Pastoralists, Youth, and Intercommunity Peacebuilding in Northwestern Kenya

Willis Okumu·

February 11, 2013

Introduction Northwestern Kenya has been a theatre of violent conflict pitting the Pokot, Samburu, and Turkana communities against one another…

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Prospects for Peacebuilding in Eastern Congo?

Morten Bøås·

December 20, 2012

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After controlling Goma for 11 days, M23 has now left the city. This is, unfortunately, not the end of the…

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Towards More Effective Partnership Peacekeeping in Africa

Paul Williams·

November 19, 2012

Partnership peacekeeping involves official or unofficial attempts by multiple actors to coordinate the objectives of their peace operations. In Africa,…