This thesis delves into the evolving and increasingly significant role of international mediators within the intricate peace processes that characterize the 21st century. It thoroughly analyzes the shifting landscape of global conflicts, examining how these changes impact mediation practices. The primary aim is to enhance our understanding of effective strategies that can be employed in modern conflict resolution scenarios. The research evaluates a variety of mediation approaches across different types of conflicts, exploring the ways in which mediators adapt to the contemporary challenges they face. Additionally, it investigates the complex interplay between local and international mediation efforts, highlighting how these two dimensions work together and their combined influence on the outcomes of conflict resolution. Through comprehensive case studies and comparative analyses, the thesis identifies innovative solutions and best practices that have emerged in the field of international mediation. Moreover, it addresses emerging trends that are shaping the future of peace processes, including the profound impact of technology and the growing importance of inclusivity in these efforts. By bridging the gap between academic understanding and practical application, this research contributes significantly to the development of more effective, adaptable, and context-sensitive mediation practices. The findings presented in this thesis offer valuable insights for practitioners, policymakers, and organizations that are actively involved in conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts around the globe. By understanding these dynamics, stakeholders can better navigate the complexities of modern conflicts and work towards sustainable peace solutions.
The Evolving Role of International Mediators in Complex Peace Processes: A Multidimensional Analysis of Strategies, Challenges, and Outcomes in the 21st Century
BENAMARA, CAMELIA
2023/2024
Abstract
This thesis delves into the evolving and increasingly significant role of international mediators within the intricate peace processes that characterize the 21st century. It thoroughly analyzes the shifting landscape of global conflicts, examining how these changes impact mediation practices. The primary aim is to enhance our understanding of effective strategies that can be employed in modern conflict resolution scenarios. The research evaluates a variety of mediation approaches across different types of conflicts, exploring the ways in which mediators adapt to the contemporary challenges they face. Additionally, it investigates the complex interplay between local and international mediation efforts, highlighting how these two dimensions work together and their combined influence on the outcomes of conflict resolution. Through comprehensive case studies and comparative analyses, the thesis identifies innovative solutions and best practices that have emerged in the field of international mediation. Moreover, it addresses emerging trends that are shaping the future of peace processes, including the profound impact of technology and the growing importance of inclusivity in these efforts. By bridging the gap between academic understanding and practical application, this research contributes significantly to the development of more effective, adaptable, and context-sensitive mediation practices. The findings presented in this thesis offer valuable insights for practitioners, policymakers, and organizations that are actively involved in conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts around the globe. By understanding these dynamics, stakeholders can better navigate the complexities of modern conflicts and work towards sustainable peace solutions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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