Securing a ceasefire is a crucial step from "summary" of Peace Process by William B. Quandt
Securing a ceasefire is a crucial step in any peace process. Without a cessation of hostilities, it is nearly impossible to make progress towards resolving the underlying issues that have led to conflict. A ceasefire provides a necessary pause in the fighting, allowing for negotiations to take place and for trust to begin to be built between the parties involved. In the absence of a ceasefire, violence and bloodshed continue unabated, making it difficult for either side to engage in meaningful dialogue. The parties are often too preoccupied with fighting to focus on finding common ground or seeking solutions that could lead to a sustainable peace. By securing a ceasefire, the warring factions can begin to shift their attention towards the negotiation table rather than the battlefield. Additionally, a ceasefire can help to create a sense of calm and stability in the conflict zone. This can provide much-needed relief to civilians who have been caught in the crossfire, allowing for humanitarian aid...
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