The United Nations Peacebuilding Commission

The book critiques current peacebuilding practices, emphasizing that conflict resolution hinges on how peace is defined and the methods employed. It presents a new peacebuilding paradigm through case studies of Mozambique, Somalia, and Burundi, suggesting a link between peace agreements, effective peacebuilding, and enduring peace. While the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission is still in its early stages, it shows promise in shifting towards conflict prevention, potentially offering insights for achieving sustainable peace.