The Art of Peace

Henry Redwood

The Art of Peace

War Studies

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Abstract

This article reflects on the growing use of the arts in peace-building contexts. It argues that the value of these interventions comes from their ability to challenge the focus and terms of peace-building practice. The article also highlights some of the shortcomings of current approaches to the use of the arts in peace-building and uses these as a guide to future research and practice in this area.

Original language	English
Journal	Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Publication status	Published - 13 Oct 2021

Keywords

Art
Peacebuilding
Transitional Justice
aesthetics

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