Ceasefires

Stopping the Violence and Negotiating Peace

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

Av Govinda Clayton, Simon J. A. Mason, Valerie Sticher, Andreas Wenger, Simon J. a. Mason, Simon J a Mason

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A policy-relevant study of when and how ceasefires lead to peaceAlmost all intrastate conflicts involve ceasefire agreements, yet little is known about which factors make a ceasefire effective in stopping violence and ultimately ending intrastate conflict.Ceasefires explores the complex relationship between the ceasefire and political negotiation processes and examines how they can either reinforce or impede each other. Case studies from the joint perspectives of practitioners and scholars cover conflicts in Bosnia, Burundi, Colombia, Darfur, El Salvador, Myanmar, the Philippines, Sudan North/South, and Syria.This in-depth analysis of ceasefires offers a unique framework for future mediators and negotiators as well as scholars of the intrastate peace process to enable them to identify a spectrum of potentially acceptable ceasefire agreements and sequencing approaches.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-03-03
Mått152 x 229 x 23 mm
Vikt476 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor348
FörlagGeorgetown University Press
ISBN9781647125394

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Govinda Clayton, PhD, is a mediation support manager and thematic lead on ceasefires and security arrangements at the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue. Simon J. A. Mason, PhD, heads the Mediation Support Team at the Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich. Valerie Sticher, PhD, is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Political Science at the University of Zurich. Andreas Wenger, PhD, is professor of international security policy at the Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich.

List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsList of Abbreviations1. Introduction: Exploring the Interaction between the Ceasefire Process and the Political Negotiation ProcessGovinda Clayton, Simon J. A. Mason, Valerie Sticher, and Andreas Wenger2. Ceasefires in the El Salvador Peace Negotiations, 1989–1992: The Ultimate Bargaining ChipAlvaro de Soto and Owen Frazer3. Bosnia, 1992–1995: Imposing CeasefiresChristopher R. Hill and Claudia Wiehler4. Burundi, 1996–2003: Building Peace Step-by-Step from Arusha to PretoriaCol. Mbaye Faye and Eemeli Isoaho5. The Government of the Philippines and the MILF in Mindanao, 1996–2014: Paving the Way to Peace?Miriam Coronel-Ferrer, Alma Evangelista, and Malin Åkebo6. Ceasefires in the Sudan North–South Negotiations, 2002–2005: From Nuba to the Comprehensive Peace AgreementJeremy Brickhill, Simon J. A. Mason, and Georg Stein7. Darfur, 2000–2007: The Perils of Deadline Diplomacy for CeasefiresLaurie Nathan and Allard Duursma8. Colombia, 2012–2016: The Benefits and Challenges of Talking While FightingJuanita Millán Hernández, Valerie Sticher, and Enzo Nussio9. Syria, 2012–2018: Addressing Military and Political Issues Together or Apart?Carsten Wieland and Sara Hellmüller10. Myanmar, 1989–2020: Conflict Management CeasefiresAnonymous, Cate Buchanan, and Govinda Clayton11. Conclusion: The Role of Ceasefires in Peace ProcessesGovinda Clayton, Simon J. A. Mason, Valerie Sticher, and Andreas WengerBibliographyIndexList of Contributors