Addressing root causes of conflict is vital from "summary" of Peace Process by William B. Quandt
In order to achieve lasting peace, it is essential to focus on addressing the root causes of conflict. These underlying issues are often complex and deeply ingrained, making them crucial to understand and tackle. Ignoring these root causes can lead to unresolved tensions resurfacing in the future, undermining any temporary peace agreements that may have been reached. By delving into the root causes of conflict, it becomes possible to identify the underlying grievances and motivations driving the parties involved. This deeper understanding allows for more targeted and effective interventions that can help to address the fundamental issues fueling the conflict. Without this understanding, efforts to resolve the conflict may only scratch the surface, leaving the deeper issues untouched. In many cases, the root causes of conflict are interconnected ...
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