ABSTRACT

This article explores a narrative of peacebuilding best practice: the national efforts to implement UN Security Council Resolution 1325 in Nepal. We demonstrate how the contested realities of post-conflict gender politics are skilfully transformed into internationally transferable policy knowledge. We argue that in order to construct a peacebuilding best practice, policy entrepreneurs draw on their social capital to make claims about policy as simultaneously local and context-specific as well as global and universally applicable. The credibility of the claims is based on the extent to which they can be presented to international policy audiences in formats suitable for their consumption.

摘要

本文探讨了建设和平最佳实践的叙述：国家在尼泊尔执行联合国安理会第 1325 号决议的努力。我们展示了冲突后性别政治的有争议的现实如何巧妙地转化为国际可转移的政策知识。我们认为，为了构建建设和平的最佳实践，政策企业家利用他们的社会资本来宣称政策同时具有地方性和特定性，以及全球性和普遍适用性。声明的可信度取决于它们以适合其消费的格式呈现给国际政策受众的程度。