了解柬埔寨的日常和平:多元化、微妙性和连通性

SungYong Lee
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这篇文章探讨柬埔寨当地社区日常和平的本质。通过访谈和观察,并着重于重建社区居民与前红色高棉领导人之间的关系,分析表明,这些社区的日常和平具有三个特征:多元化、微妙性和连通性。研究结果表明,在社区内部和不同社区之间,与前伤害者的社会关系的性质是如何变化的;揭示了和平维持和表现的微妙、平凡和偶然的方式;并强调了地方机构与更广泛的政治背景之间的联系,这种联系有助于塑造日常的和平实践和经验。最后,本文回顾了许多研究假设的社会中和平的固定性和同质性,呼吁进一步探索日常和平的前政治性质,并讨论了最近关于受害者沉默的学术辩论的含义。
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Understanding Everyday Peace in Cambodia: Plurality, Subtlety, and Connectivity
This article explores the nature of everyday peace in local communities in Cambodia. Drawing on interviews and observation and focusing on the reconstruction of relationship between community residents and former Khmer Rouge leaders, the analysis demonstrates that everyday peace in these communities is characterised by three features: plurality, subtlety, and connectivity. The findings demonstrate how the nature of social relationships with former harm-doers varies within and between communities; sheds light on the subtle, mundane, and episodic ways in which peace is sustained and manifested; and highlights the connectivity of local agency with broader political contexts that contribute to shaping everyday practices and experiences of peace. In conclusion, this article revisits the fixity and homogeneity of the peace in a society which is assumed by many studies, calls for further exploration of the prepolitical nature of everyday peace, and discusses implications for a recent academic debate over victims’ silence.
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Journal of Peacebuilding and Development
Journal of Peacebuilding and Development Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Peacebuilding and Development (JPD) is a new publication for the sharing of critical thinking and constructive action at the intersections of conflict, development and peace. JPD"s authors and editorial staff represent global scholarship, practice and action aiming to develop theory-practice and North South dialogue.
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