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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullFurthering relational approaches to peace - Morgan Brigg, 2024

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   Oct 21, 2024 · The fact that many peace and conflict scholars are interested in dynamic relations, including in the movement from relations of conflict to peace rather than in peace as a state, raises the related question of why the relational analytical universe should be especially associated with peace through definition. 3 Söderström et al.’s (2021: 485) focus on relational peace seems misplaced ...

   • Author: Morgan Brigg

2. academic.oup.com › isr › articleFriends, Fellows, and Foes: A New Framework for Studying ...

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   Jun 24, 2020 · Ultimately, the framework helps us specify which aspects of relational peace are fulfilled, lacking, or only present to a lesser degree. Employing the relational peace framework as an analytical perspective is thus likely to be the most fruitful way to use it. Our conceptual definition of relational peace is an ideal typical definition.

   • Author: Johanna Söderström, Malin Åkebo, Anna K Jarstad

   • Publish Year: 2021

3. www.diva-portal.org › smash › getRelational peace practices - DiVA

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   Our application of the relational peace framework to cases which are somewhat removed from an ideal definition of relational peace demonstrates . the framework’s value as an analytical tool for capturing specific features of a particular conflict context. It helps us to pinpoint areas and issues that

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 371319012Relational peace practices - ResearchGate

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   relational approach to the study of peace as the key feature of our approach. By developing the relational peace framework and in particular how it can be used for empirical studies of peace, this ...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 338037408_THREETHREE APPROACHES TO PEACE A framework for describing and ...

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   Dec 12, 2019 · We suggest that approaching peace in three different but interlinked ways. – the situational, the relational and the ideational – can help move the field forward and enable a more ...

6. cdn2.psychologytoday.com › assets › 2023-08Pathways to peace: Character strengths for personal ...

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   The purpose is to lay a foundation for the integration of the science of character strengths and peace psychol-ogy, across levels of peace, namely personal/inner peace and relational peace with ramifications for intragroup and intergroup peace. To enhance the understanding of this integration, a convenience sample of 25,302 people was examined.

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   What is a relational peace framework?

   • Ultimately, the framework helps us specify which aspects of relational peace are fulfilled, lacking, or only present to a lesser degree. Employing the relational peace framework as an analytical perspective is thus likely to be the most fruitful way to use it. Our conceptual definition of relational peace is an ideal typical definition.

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   Is peace relational?

   • These definitions that emphasize peace as relational can also be related to the understanding of conflict as essentially concerned with relationships. As Kriesberg puts it, “parties who have nothing to do with each other do not fight each other; conflict is a way of relating” ( Kriesberg 2007, 43).

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   What makes a relationship peaceful?

   • Each one can be characterized as more or less peaceful, based on behavioral interaction, subjective attitudes toward the other, and ideas about the relationship. We believe this helps us capture peace as it plays out, and solve the puzzle of how war and peace sometimes are combined.

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   Is International Peace a relational concept?

   • When the talk is about peace, rather than about pacific foreign policy, clearly more than one state has to be involved. Thus, international peace is a relational concept. It is necessary that two or more states conduct some sort of relationship or interaction to be able to assert that it is peaceful.

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   What is an example of relational peace in New Zealand?

   • The ethnic relations between the indigenous Māori population and relatives of the European settlers (called Pākehā by Māori) in New Zealand can serve as an illustrative example as they have developed into a web of relational peace characterized by relatively high degree of recognition, compared to other post-civil war cases.

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   Are there two types of relational peace?

   • We also suggest that empirically these elements are likely to cluster together into two real-world types: peace between fellows and peace between friends, which both are legitimate expressions of relational peace.

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8. www.tandfonline.com › doi › absA Definition of Peace: Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace ...

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   Nov 18, 2009 · This article proposes a definition of peace and develops guidelines for operationalizing the definition and establishing measurement procedures with specific indicators. Peace is defined as a two-dimensional construct with both objective and subjective measures that must be studied within specific micro to macro contexts.