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Bibliography -- Foreword -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Executive Summary -- Introduction -- Annex A Key roles of diplomatic/mediation, development and security actors in different phases of the peace process -- Violent conflict and organised violence today -- Glossary -- What are ingredients for success in a peace process? -- Strengths and weaknesses of international support -- Recommendations to improve international support -- From recommendations to action: Country responses
Peace processes hold the promise of re-starting non-violent efforts towards creating more equitable, resilient and developed societies. Yet, such processes are politically and psychologically complex, as well as high-risk. Many fail and such failure is harmful, as it reduces confidence and increases cynicism amongst parties to a conflict, citizens and international partners alike. International support can help a peace process to succeed but its nature and quality matter greatly. “The Missing Piece” identifies seven recommendations to improve the quality of support that states and international organizations provide to peace processes. It does this through a thorough analysis of: the characteristics of today’s violent conflicts, the factors that influence the success and failure of a peace process and the current strengths & weaknesses of international support
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