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17. October 2019

Best practice conflict analysis II

Part one of this article made a strong case why any peacebuilding intervention must be based on a sound understanding of the situation. It stressed the need of any conflict analysis to be based to a significant degree on the understanding of communities experiencing violence and looked at what happens when the commitment to a meaningful conflict analysis is compromised.

Best practice conflict analysis I

Any peacebuilding intervention must be based on a sound understanding of the situation. We all know that, and sign up to the general idea. But amongst the very real constraints of establishing a peacebuilding programme, many will already appreciate that carrying out this work is not always easy.

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Bjoern has been involved in conflict transformation and peacebuilding work for more than two decades. He holds an MA in Political Science, Cultural Anthropology and Comparative Religious Studies from Marburg University/Germany. With work experience in several dozen countries, Bjoern is a highly experienced development worker and a passionate peacebuilding practitioner. To learn more about his professional life, click here.

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