Developmental Peace: Theorizing Chinas Approach to International Peacebuilding
DE
- 188 páginas
- 7 horas de lectura
The book explores the evolving landscape of peacebuilding, particularly focusing on China's emerging role in conflict-affected regions. It critiques the liberal approach, noting its successes and failures, and highlights China's contributions through economic aid, UN peacekeeping, and mediation efforts. The central question posed is whether China's practices can effectively foster stability and peace in local communities, offering a fresh perspective on international conflict resolution strategies.
