ABSTRACT

Examining 50 intra-state peace processes (1989–2006) through fsQCA, we identify three clusters of peace agreements being consistently associated with successful war-to peace transitions: ‘an international approach’, ‘a transitional justice approach’, and ‘a domestic approach’. Probing these configurations at the case level shows that successful peace processes typically include packages of provisions which trigger both cost-increasing and fear-reducing mechanisms; that transitional justice provisions and education reform can trigger cost-increasing mechanisms; and that territorial self-governance can substitute effectively foreign involvement in separatist conflicts.

摘要

通过fsQCA检查了50个国家内部和平进程（1989-2006年），我们确定了与成功的战争向和平过渡一致相关的三个和平协议：“国际方法”，“过渡司法方法”和“国内方法”方法'。在案件级别的展览探测这些配置，成功的和平进程通常包括其触发规定的包既增加成本和恐惧减少机制; 过渡时期司法条款和教育改革可以触发成本增加机制；领土自治可以有效地代替外国卷入分离主义冲突。