Routledge - Economies of Peace: Economy Formation Processes

Economies of Peace: Economy Formation Processes in Conflict-Affected Societies offers a deep look into how economic reforms and socio-economic peacebuilding programs impact real life. While many studies focus only on macro-level data, this book examines the interaction between international interventions and the lived realities of people in conflict-affected regions. By looking beneath the surface, the text addresses a major gap in current research. It argues that ignoring the socio-economic aspects of peace and their relation to everyday life creates a misunderstanding of how post-conflict economies are built. This book provides a necessary framework to better understand these complex transitions. Readers will explore the concept of post-conflict economy formation, a multifaceted phenomenon that connects high-level policy with local economic outcomes. This work is an essential resource for those studying how economic structures emerge and stabilize in societies recovering from conflict.