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In a growing number of instances after the cold war, the United
Nations and other international actors have sought to rebuild or
establish new political institutions in states or territories
recovering from violent conflict. From Afghanistan, Iraq, and the
western Balkans to less prominent wars in Africa, Asia, the
Caribbean, Central America, and the South Pacific, the
international community's response involves extensive intrusions
into the domestic affairs of sovereign states. Extending beyond the
narrow mandates of traditional peacekeeping and humanitarian relief
operations, these interventions aspire to reconstitute local power
within a democratic framework. Democratic Peacebuilding examines
the evolution of international peacebuilding during this tumultuous
period, identifying the factors that limit the progress of
international actors to institutionalize democratic authority and
the rule of law in war-shattered societies.
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