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Why ideas matter: Exploring the potential and limits of local civil society agency in peacebuilding

Armine Ishkanian; Arpy Manusyan; Mariam Khalatyan, and Nvard Margaryan · 2023

Catalogue summary

Research with Armenian peacebuilding actors after the 2020 war investigates how international models, state narratives, public discourse, and self-censorship constrain local civil-society agency.

Why this matters

The article centers practitioners inside Armenia and clarifies why formal support for peace work may coexist with limited space to propose or debate alternative approaches.

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Published in

Journal of Civil Society

Year

2023

Language

English

DOI

10.1080/17448689.2023.2206156

Citation

Armine Ishkanian; Arpy Manusyan; Mariam Khalatyan, and Nvard Margaryan 2023. Why ideas matter: Exploring the potential and limits of local civil society agency in peacebuilding. Journal of Civil Society. https://doi.org/10.1080/17448689.2023.2206156

Topics

Artsakh Politics, law, diplomacy, and human rights Society, science, and public health

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