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The rise of land deals poses unpredictable risks to war-torn societies, exposing them to the violent folds of the global economy.
Over the past 20 years scholars have repeatedly highlighted the complex relationship between conflict, peace and economics.
This article is interested in the interface between internationally supported peace operations and local approaches to peace that may draw on traditional, indigenous and customary practice.
Recent years have witnessed a resurgence of interest in indigenous, traditional and customary approaches to peace-making in the context of civil wars.
The article debunks the conception that peace agreements are all equal. Distinct from the conventional monocausal assessment, I view the peace agreement as a cohesive whole and evaluate its strength in terms of its structural and procedural provisions.
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