The international community has followed up its 2001 invasion of
Afghanistan with a complex, multi-faceted peacebuilding project.
However, informed observers believe that this Western-led mission
in Afghanistan has failed to address the inherent peacebuilding
needs of Afghanistan and has hindered the formation of a locally
experienced sustainable peace. In response, emerging peacebuilding
theories and rhetoric have pointed to an urgent need for revised
peacebuilding paradigms and strategies that hold local, Afghan
ownership of peacebuilding activities as a central concern. This
book responds to this need for revised peacebuilding paradigms and:
(1) introduces the topic of local ownership of peacebuilding in
Afghanistan; (2) surveys current shifts in peacebuilding theory and
practice that are only starting to be realized on the ground; (3)
sets the context for a discussion of local ownership of
peacebuilding; (4) reports on the perceptions of foreign and Afghan
peacebuilding leaders working in Afghanistan in regards to the
journey towards local ownership of peacebuilding; and (5) suggests
the creation of a locally designed and led conflict transformation
system that might help restructure local-foreign relations and
advance the journey towards Afghan ownership of peacebuilding.
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