Peacebuilding efforts require longterm commitment from "summary" of The End of War by John Horgan
Peacebuilding efforts are not quick fixes; they require sustained commitment over the long term. This is because peace is a complex and delicate process that cannot be achieved overnight. Building peace involves addressing root causes of conflict, fostering reconciliation, and promoting social cohesion. These tasks take time and patience to accomplish. To truly transform societies torn apart by violence, peacebuilders must be willing to invest in long-term solutions. This means staying engaged in communities for years, if not decades, to ensure that peace takes hold and endures. It requires building relationships, gaining trust, and working collaboratively with local stakeholders. Short-term interventions may bring temporary relief, but they are unlikely to create lasting peace. Sustainable peace requi...
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