How Peace Emerges

Description

Peace is not a state that simply occurs. It must be shaped: through mediation, justice, and the willingness to take responsibility. Historical processing and conflict transformation are not subsequent processes but prerequisites for peace agreements to endure. What is needed for peace to mean not just the end of a conflict but to enable a just future? How do unresolved conflicts continue to affect societies, institutions, and individuals? And what does peace promotion mean in a world where old conflicts return and new ones arise? Peace researcher Laurent Goetschel and conflict researcher Susanne Buckley-Zistel discuss how past and present interact in peace processes and the role of memory and accountability. Moderation: Barbara Achermann, deputy editor-in-chief of «Das Magazin»

Highlights

• Discussion with peace researcher Laurent Goetschel
• Conflict researcher Susanne Buckley-Zistel
• Moderation by Barbara Achermann

General Information

The event "How Peace Emerges" takes place at the Landesmuseum Zürich and highlights the complex processes of peacebuilding. Experts discuss the importance of mediation, justice, and responsibility in peace promotion.

Location

Museumstrasse 2, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland

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