A Regional Approach to Peacebuilding - The Mano River Region
Dorcas Ettang, Grace Maina, Warigia Razia
Abstract
Dorcas Ettang, Grace Maina, Warigia Razia
Abstract
12Scholars and practitioners have varying perspectives on the definition of peacebuilding, as the concept is extremely broad and conflicts around the globe diverse. In spite of the widespread debate on its instrumentalities, there is common agreement on the goals of peacebuilding. Peacebuilding seeks to prevent, reduce, transform and help people recover from structural and other forms of violence. It empowers people to foster relationships
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12Scholars and practitioners have varying perspectives on the definition of peacebuilding, as the concept is extremely broad and conflicts around the globe diverse. In spite of the widespread debate on its instrumentalities, there is common agreement on the goals of peacebuilding. Peacebuilding seeks to prevent, reduce, transform and help people recover from structural and other forms of violence. It empowers people to foster relationships
Key concepts: Peacebuilding, Globe, Political science, Sociology, Public administration, Psychology, Neuroscience