Economic development contributes to peace from "summary" of Peace Process by William B. Quandt
Economic development has often been seen as a crucial factor in promoting peace within societies. The logic behind this argument is straightforward: when people have access to economic opportunities and can provide for their families, they are less likely to engage in conflict. Poverty and economic inequality, on the other hand, can breed discontent and frustration, which may lead to violence and instability. In conflict-affected regions, economic development can help rebuild shattered economies, create jobs, and foster stability. By investing in infrastructure, education, and healthcare, countries can lay the foundation for long-term peace and prosperity. Economic growth can also reduce the appeal of extremist ideologies and help integrate marginalized groups into society. Moreo...
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