Birgit Poopuu is Research Fellow at the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, Wales. She previously studied at the University of Tartu, has published on the EU’s peacebuilding and is currently working on the project The Politics of Peace and Conflict Knowledge: Syria and the Diverse Landscape of Local Knowledge/Experience.

• 1 Introduction.- 2 Identity in motion and in dialogue.- 3 A way to just peace?.- 4 Artemis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a necessary “success story”.- 5 EUFOR Althea in Bosnia: a tiny particle of the peacebuilding enterprise.- 6 EULEX in Kosovo: EULEKSPERIMENT.- 7 Conclusion

“Both books deserve praise for their detailed and reflective assessment of conflict situations and for their comprehensive source material, including interviews with EU officials, military personnel, and former diplomats. Another noteworthy strength of Conflict Resolution and Global Justice is the coverage of several conflicts from multiple angles … . Most importantly, both books provide ideas for how the EU could use its peacebuilding and conflict resolution tools and resources more effectively.” (Mitja Kleczka, International Peacekeeping, May 3, 2023)

Birgit Poopuu is Research Fellow at the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, Wales. She previously studied at the University of Tartu, has published on the EU’s peacebuilding and is currently working on the project The Politics of Peace and Conflict Knowledge: Syria and the Diverse Landscape of Local Knowledge/Experience.

• 1 Introduction.- 2 Identity in motion and in dialogue.- 3 A way to just peace?.- 4 Artemis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a necessary “success story”.- 5 EUFOR Althea in Bosnia: a tiny particle of the peacebuilding enterprise.- 6 EULEX in Kosovo: EULEKSPERIMENT.- 7 Conclusion

“Both books deserve praise for their detailed and reflective assessment of conflict situations and for their comprehensive source material, including interviews with EU officials, military personnel, and former diplomats. Another noteworthy strength of Conflict Resolution and Global Justice is the coverage of several conflicts from multiple angles … . Most importantly, both books provide ideas for how the EU could use its peacebuilding and conflict resolution tools and resources more effectively.” (Mitja Kleczka, International Peacekeeping, May 3, 2023)

Birgit Poopuu is Research Fellow at the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, Wales. She previously studied at the University of Tartu, has published on the EU’s peacebuilding and is currently working on the project The Politics of Peace and Conflict Knowledge: Syria and the Diverse Landscape of Local Knowledge/Experience.

• 1 Introduction.- 2 Identity in motion and in dialogue.- 3 A way to just peace?.- 4 Artemis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a necessary “success story”.- 5 EUFOR Althea in Bosnia: a tiny particle of the peacebuilding enterprise.- 6 EULEX in Kosovo: EULEKSPERIMENT.- 7 Conclusion

“Both books deserve praise for their detailed and reflective assessment of conflict situations and for their comprehensive source material, including interviews with EU officials, military personnel, and former diplomats. Another noteworthy strength of Conflict Resolution and Global Justice is the coverage of several conflicts from multiple angles … . Most importantly, both books provide ideas for how the EU could use its peacebuilding and conflict resolution tools and resources more effectively.” (Mitja Kleczka, International Peacekeeping, May 3, 2023)