相互关联的和平进程：在相互关联的冲突中，在相互竞争和相互补充的缔造和平努力之间

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Cooperation and Conflict Pub Date : 2022-12-28 DOI:10.1177/00108367221145828

Lior Lehrs

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环环相扣的和平进程之间的辩证影响是什么？冲突分析领域的学术界已经发现了“连锁冲突”的发生，即相互影响的关联冲突，但人们对解决这些冲突的努力之间的联系关注较少。这篇文章的重点是“相互关联的和平进程”现象，即在相互关联的冲突中平行进行缔造和平的努力。这篇文章探讨了一个和平进程的进展如何影响一个相互关联的进程，以及一个进程的突破可能引发平行进程的进展或破坏其进展的条件。它为分析相互关联的和平进程提供了一个理论框架，概述了三个主要论点，这些论点基于三种影响模式：补充和平进程、相互竞争的和平进程和为和平进程铺平道路。讨论考虑了扩散、身份形成和合法化机制如何成为这些过程中的主导工具。本文以阿以冲突中相互交织的和平进程为例，考察了以色列-埃及、以色列-巴勒斯坦、以色列-约旦和以色列-叙利亚四个中东和平进程之间的关系。

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Interlocking peace processes: Between competing and complementing peacemaking efforts in interlocking conflicts

What is the dialectical influence between interlocking peace processes? The scholarship in the field of conflict analysis has identified the occurrence of “interlocking conflicts”—namely, linked conflicts that affect each other—but less attention has been drawn to the linkages between efforts to resolve them. The article focuses on the phenomenon of “interlocking peace processes,” in which parallel peacemaking efforts take place among interlinked conflicts. This article examines how progress in one peace process can influence an interlocking process, and the conditions under which a breakthrough in one process can trigger progress in a parallel process or undermine its advancement. It offers a theoretical framework for the analysis of interlocking peace processes, outlining three main arguments, which rest on three influence patterns: complementing peace processes, competing peace processes, and a paving-the-way peace process. The discussion considers how the mechanisms of diffusion, identity formation, and legitimization serve as dominant tools in these processes. The article uses the interlocking peace processes in the Arab-Israeli conflict as a case study, examining the relationship between four processes in the Middle East: the Israeli- Egyptian, Israeli-Palestinian, Israeli-Jordanian, and Israeli-Syrian peace processes.

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