Vloga deležnikov pri vzpostavljanju miru po konfliktih v pokrajini Swat v Pakistanu
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4335/18.1.211-229(2020)Ključne besede:
vlada, civilna družba, vzpostavljanje miru, PakistanPovzetek
Vzpostavljanje miru je nenehni proces za preoblikovanje konfliktov v priložnosti za razvoj za in s strani deležnikov. Ta prispevek preučuje vlogo deležnikov pri vzpostavljanju miru po konfliktih v pokrajini Swat. Z uporabo konstruktivistične paradigme in analizo razprav je bilo izvedenih 80 polstrukturiranih intervjujev z vključitvijo lokalne skupnosti, civilne družbe in vlade. V raziskavi smo ugotovili, da kulturni, politični, družbeni in gospodarski stebri ukrepov za vzpostavitev miru v pokrajini Swat skoraj nikoli niso dosegli svojega namena. Pomanjkanje institucionalnega usklajevanja in vrzeli v ukrepih za vzpostavitev miru so pomembne ovire, ki jih je treba karseda zmanjšati za procese trajnostnega razvoja v pokrajini Swat.
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