How Mauritius Became Africa's Avant-Garde in Sustaining Peace

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International Journal of African Renaissance Studies Pub Date : 2023-10-10 DOI:10.1080/18186874.2023.2258163

Gwinyayi A. Dzinesa

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Abstract

AbstractThis article investigates how Mauritius has been successful in sustaining peace since 2010. The Mauritian government's inclusive economic development and social security policies to combat poverty and marginalisation, both structural risk factors of violence in society, have been constitutive of a holistic approach that promotes United Nations (UN) pillars—inclusive development, human rights, and peace and security—essential to sustaining peace. This article argues that endogenous Mauritian initiatives, which predate the UN sustaining peace agenda, have generated durable peace, evidenced by the island state's constant position as the top African country on the Global Peace Index.Keywords: Marshall PlanMauritiussustaining peaceVision 2030whole-of-governmentwhole-of-society

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毛里求斯如何成为非洲维持和平的先锋

摘要本文探讨毛里求斯自2010年以来如何成功维持和平。毛里求斯政府的包容性经济发展和社会安全政策旨在对抗贫困和边缘化，这是社会暴力的结构性风险因素，也是促进联合国(UN)支柱的整体方法的组成部分-包容性发展，人权，和平与安全-对维持和平至关重要。本文认为，早于联合国可持续和平议程的毛里求斯的内生倡议已经产生了持久的和平，证明了这个岛国在全球和平指数中一直位居非洲国家之首。关键词:马歇尔计划毛里求斯可持续和平愿景2030政府整体社会整体

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期刊介绍： International Journal of African Renaissance Studies (IJARS) is a forum for scholarship on the challenges facing Africa today and seeks to promote research, policy analyses and teaching that locate African people at the centre of the development agenda. The journal covers multi-, inter- and transdisciplinary approaches in examining the African Renaissance and the repositioning of Africa within the world system. It is committed to producing and using knowledge to empower and strengthen Africa, its people and its Diaspora. Articles published in IJARS cover a broad range of socio-political and natural sciences, the humanities and other disciplines and topics including capacity building, conflict, development, ecology, economics, education, gender, governance, health, identity, land reform, language, law, leadership, politics and social policy. In geographical terms, the journal covers both the African continent and the Diaspora.