Conclusion Conflict resolution, arbitration, and peacekeeping/building based on sources of public international law -- Conflict resolution, arbitration, and peacekeeping/building based on sources of Islamic Law -- A comparative analysis of peace, reconciliation, conflict resolution and arbitration based on sources of public international and Islamic Law -- Peace and reconciliation in practice -- Conclusion
Summary:
"In an age where the global rules-based world order faces significant challenges to maintaining peace and stability--with world superpowers jockeying to preserve their influence across multiple theatres of conflict--this book explores the major international laws and treaties governing the process of peace and reconciliation. Focusing on the conflicts in Afghanistan, Palestine-Israel and Kashmir, it examines and analyses these conflicts through the prism of international law, humanitarian norms, treaties, and conventions, interspersed with insights from the Islamic legal tradition. An innovative approach to the problem of conflict resolution is applied by a) reviewing the jurisprudential sources and tools that are used in international and Islamic law, and b) using a comparative analysis to provide an assessment of whether these sources help or hinder--individually or collectively--the chances for peace and reconciliation in specific global conflict theatres. It also explores how by supplementing these legal tools using principles of Islamic peacebuilding along with a theo-diplomatic conflict reconciliation model could assist in the brokering of peaceful outcomes"-- Provided by publisher.
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