Peace versus Justice: Negotiating Forward- and Backward-Looking Outcomes
by I. William Zartman, Daniel Druckman, Beth A. Simmons, William I. Zartman, Victor Kremenyuk, Patrick Audebert-Lasrochas, Juan Carlos M. Beltramino, Franz Cede, Christophe Dupont, Janice Gross Stein, Robert B. Lloyd, Terrence Lyons, Paul W. Meerts, Vitaly V. Naumkin, James C. O'Brien, Marie-Pierre Richarte, Valérie Rosoux, Irina D. Zvyagelskaya
Peace versus Justice examines the difficult relationship between ending conflict and addressing past wrongs. Through its focus on forward- and backward-looking outcomes, this scholarly volume considers how negotiations navigate competing priorities, offering a broad multidisciplinary perspective for readers of peace studies, international affairs, law, and political science.
About This Book
Peace versus Justice explores the relationship between negotiated peace and justice-oriented outcomes.
Its focus on forward- and backward-looking perspectives highlights different ways of evaluating conflict resolution and its consequences.
Written by a diverse group of contributors, the book presents a multidisciplinary discussion of negotiation, political judgment, and the legacies of conflict.
It is suited to readers interested in peace studies, international affairs, law, and the challenges of achieving durable and legitimate settlements.
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