In addition, the book assesses the potential of adaptive peacebuilding versus determined-designed approaches by considering evidence-based research from case studies in four regional contexts – Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. It also focuses on how international peacebuilders design, implement and evaluate peacebuilding programs in contemporary conflict-affected situations. Through empirical research, this study analyzes various peacebuilding interactions between external and local actors and how they have facilitated or hindered the peacebuilding process in each case study. The researchers placed particular emphasis on issues related to the complexity of armed conflicts and the adaptiveness of respective peacebuilding interventions. weiterlesen