Disarmament is imperative for peacebuilding from "summary" of Peace Process by William B. Quandt
Disarmament plays a critical role in the process of peacebuilding, as it eliminates the immediate threat of violence and creates a conducive environment for dialogue and trust-building among conflicting parties. In the absence of disarmament, parties involved in a conflict may continue to perceive each other as threats, leading to a cycle of fear, suspicion, and potential rearmament. By disarming, parties signal their commitment to resolving differences through peaceful means and demonstrate a willingness to engage in a constructive dialogue towards reconciliation. Moreover, disarmament helps to address the root causes of conflict by reducing the availability of weapons that can be used to perpetrate violence. This not only decreases the likelihood of a relapse into co...
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