超越自由制度(再)建设:关于塞拉利昂建设和平与国家建设的对话

IF 1.1 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Conflict Security & Development Pub Date : 2021-07-04 DOI:10.1080/14678802.2021.1974685
E. Ikpe, A. Alao, Kamau Nyokabi
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本文通过对独立后的塞拉利昂的分析,有助于讨论建设和平与国家建设之间的关系。它考虑了建设和平在多大程度上使塞拉利昂社会回到独立后的国家建设对话中,以及从这种对话中产生的问题如何与解决和解决后安排相互作用。本文分析了2016年1月以来焦点小组讨论和实地调查访谈的原始数据。报告发现,塞拉利昂的局势预示着建设和平进程有机会涉及与历史上的国家建设对话有关的关切。然而,在冲突后的背景下,正式的国家建设过程特别注重自由制度的建设,没有充分注意到它们的前因后果。尽管如此,仍有人建议与现有的国家建设对话进行一些接触,特别是关于种族如何继续影响国家建设项目,跨代交流和性别的群体间动态的重要性以及社会经济排斥的挑战。
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Beyond liberal institution (re)building: conversations on peacebuilding and statebuilding in Sierra Leone
ABSTRACT This paper contributes to debates on the relationship between peacebuilding and statebuilding with its analysis of post-independence Sierra Leone. It considers the extent to which peacebuilding has returned Sierra Leonean society to post-independence statebuilding conversations and how the issues that have emanated from such conversations have interacted with settlement and post-settlement arrangements. This paper analyses original data from focus group discussions and interviews in fieldwork from January 2016. It finds that the situation in Sierra Leone heralded opportunities for peacebuilding processes to engage concerns that have been linked with historical statebuilding conversations. Yet formal statebuilding processes, which were particularly focused on liberal institution building in the post-conflict context, were not sufficiently attentive to their antecedents. Nonetheless there are suggestions of some engagement with extant statebuilding conversations particularly in relation to how ethnicity continues to colour the statebuilding project, the significance of intergroup dynamics across intergenerational exchanges and gender and the challenges of socio-economic exclusion.
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Conflict Security & Development INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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