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Persistent Peacebuilders: Sustaining Commitment During Violent Conflict
Gawerc, Michelle I.,Medienart | Zeitschrift |
Systematik | Dok - Dok |
Verlag | Grassroots Publishing |
Altersbeschränkung | keine |
Verfasserangabe | Michelle I. Gawerc |
Sprache | englisch |
Annotation | While peacebuilding, in the context of a protracted conflict, is a long-term process (Lederach,1997; Jeong, 2005), there is a dearth of literature in the peace and conflict studies field focusedon how peacebuilders and peace activists maintain commitment in such tumultuous environments. The organizational and social movement studies’literatures highlight various factors that can assist individuals to maintain persistence; buteven in the above mentioned literature, very little attention is given to what allows individuals to persevere over a long-term period and in a high-risk environment Nepstad, 2004). This article addresses this gap by using longitudinal field research data and surveys of the major educational peacebuilding initiatives in Israel and Palestine, between the years 2000 and 2010,to examine what allows peacebuilders and peace activists to carry on in a hostile, violent, and protracted conflict environment. Building on the above mentioned literatures, I contend that organizations can take various actions to help foster commitment, but perhaps the most critical factor that these organizations can effect is to recognize that persistence is not simply an attribute of an individual, but also is socially structured, with one’s social location in the environment (e.g. what conflict group an individual belongs to) greatly shaping the reasons for one’s persistence. The recognition of this concept is fundamental for being able to devise organizational actions that successfully foster commitment amongst peacebuilders across conflict lines. |
Anhang | URL: http://www.gmu.edu/programs/icar/ijps/Vol20_1/Gawerc.pdf |
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Dieses unselbstständige Werk ist Teil eines Sammelwerkes. International Journal of Peace Studies 2015 / 01, 20. Jg. (Dok, Int) |
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