Titlebook: Complexity Thinking for Peacebuilding Practice and Evaluation; Emery Brusset,Cedric de Coning,Bryn Hughes Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Preamble

Founding Ideas of Education Policyted which ends with a provisional set of requirements of what Complexity implies for conflict analysis. Second, there is a discussion on how current conflict analysis methods meet those requirements and a possible way forward. Finally, Jan Frelin reports on a test case, where a revised method was te

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粗鲁性质

Front-Page Coverage in the Twentieth Centuryd systems’ ontology depicts a context in which parts of a society can be isolated and ‘fixed’ by altering a few aspects deemed problematic by an external analyst. This reductionist approach is one that practitioners worldwide know does not ring true.

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Seeking Simplicity: A Practical Application of Complexity to Evaluationations of peacebuilding, the author describes how the Complexity-informed method is applied in the framework of an initiative in Kyrgyzstan. The chapter concludes with a reflection on the challenge of using a relatively simple, goal-free model, without giving in to reductionism.

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Conclusiond systems’ ontology depicts a context in which parts of a society can be isolated and ‘fixed’ by altering a few aspects deemed problematic by an external analyst. This reductionist approach is one that practitioners worldwide know does not ring true.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-60111-7Peacebuilding; Complexity; Evaluation; International Relations; Policy evaluation; conflict; conflicts; Cri