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El. knyga: Peacebuilding and Spatial Transformation: Peace, Space and Place

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(Lund University, Sweden), (Durham University, UK)
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This book investigates peacebuilding in post-conflict scenarios by analysing the link between space, place and peace.

By viewing the transitions from violent conflict to peace, where spaces and places are highly contested, through a spatial lens, this book presents a fundamentally new tool of analysis, which has mainly been used in human geography, but has so far not been applied in politics, international relations and peace and conflict studies. The main argument of the book is the notion that agency and power can be read through an investigation of space and place. The book will present the argument that the ability to transform space (symbolic meanings of location) into place (material realities of localities), and vice versa, are indicative of the social power of actors. Investigating a number of post-conflict cases, including Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Cyprus, Northern Ireland and South Africa, this book outlines infrastructures of power and agency as manifested in spatial practice. It will address examples of contested spaces, including evictions, anti-eviction campaigns, spatial segregation, framing of spaces through cultural markers (museums, sports, anthems) and the political (re-)allocation of space to create infrastructures of inclusion and exclusion.

This book will be of interest to students of peacebuilding, peace and conflict studies, human geography and IR in general.

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'This impressive book is the most significant contribution thus far to the growing literature on "the spatial turn" in peace and conflict studies. Because conflict and peace take place in particular spaces, peacemaking is an inherently spatial project. Yet too often geography has been assumed as the inert stage for (supposedly) more fundamental processes. Drawing on fieldwork from around the world, Annika Björkdahl and Stefanie Kappler demonstrate how spatiality is crucial to understanding the role of agency in peacebuilding. Their sophisticated analysis of how this occurs at the intersections of space and place is required reading for anyone wanting to understand how violent places can be transformed into peaceful ones and why attempts to do this so often fail.' -- Nick Megoran, Newcastle University, UK

'Annika Björkdahl and Stefanie Kappler have made me look at the rebuilt historic bridge in Mostar afresh, so I now can see that it is a place that has been turned into a space for stoking on-going distrust. This book also, though, shows how even modest physical places can be transformed, by commitment and creativity, into spaces where post-war tensions can be reduced.' -- Cynthia Enloe, Clark University, USA

List of figures
x
Acknowledgments xi
Foreword xii
Abbreviations xiv
Introduction: Space, Place and Agency -- Mapping Peace Across Sites 1(12)
1 Space, Place and Agency
13(19)
2 Cyprus: Contesting the Island
32(20)
3 Kosovo: Emplacing the State and Peace(s)
52(22)
4 Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Ethnic Peace
74(22)
5 Northern Ireland: The `Maze of Peace'
96(20)
6 South Africa: Perpetuating Spatial Apartheid?
116(21)
Conclusion: Reading the Politics of Peace and Conflict Spatially 137(10)
Index 147
Annika Björkdahl is Professor of Political Science, Lund University, Sweden, and is author/editor of numerous titles, including Peacebuilding and Friction (Routledge 2016) and Spatializing Peace and Conflict (2015).

Stefanie Kappler is Lecturer in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building, Durham University, UK, and is author of Local Agency and Peacebuilding (2014).
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