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Having sent to the UN (United Nations) to advocate for independence of Timor-Leste as a young man, José Ramos-Horta have learned much about international hypocrisy. The 1996 Nobel Peace Prize recipient and former President recalled the helpful lessons he acquired from Singapore, his pursuit of peace with Indonesia after the collapse of the Suharto regime, and his take on moral leadership.

Introduction -- Part I. Transitional dilemmas, violent democracies and the United Nations' statecraft -- The transition from civil war to hybrid peace : 14 dilemmas of peace, democracy and state-building in post-conflict societies -- United Nations hybrid liberal peace dilemmas : contingent sovereignty, responsibility to protect and moral selectiveness -- From guns to votes to doves : violent transition with ballots and bullets -- What role do UN operations play in bringing simultaneously peace and democracy to post-civil war countries? -- Part II. Transitions to political, legal, civil and social orders -- From war to peace : when elections and political parties promote democracy? -- When the pen fails, the sword rules : constitution building and power-sharing for divided societies -- No justice, (no) peace? : democratic injustice or undemocratic justice in the name of human rights and reconciliation -- Silencing the guns through DDR and SSR : the securitization of peace or governance of insecure democracy -- From war to peace : voters but not yet citizens -- Part III. Conclusion and recommendations -- From hybrid democratic peace towards an integrated transition : conclusion, limitations and recommendations.

"Contrary to the common belief that peace and democracy go hand in hand after a civil war, Pereira Watts argues they are in fact at a crossroads. Offering an innovative framework, based on Philosophical, Actors and Tactical considerations, Pereira Watts identifies 14 dynamic dilemmas in democratic peacebuilding, with respective trade-offs. She focuses on explaining the contradictions in modern post-conflict recovery, the challenges facing interim governments, and the role of the international community. Based on an analysis of more than 40 countries between 1989 and 2022 and more than 60 UN Peace Operations, she presents key issues that commonly need to be addressed in such scenarios: Elections and Political Parties; The Constitution; Checks, Balances and Power-sharing; Transitional Justice; Human Rights, Amnesty, Truth Commissions and War Crimes Tribunals; Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration; and Media Reform and Civil Society. Solving any of these dilemmas leads to others that shape a complex apparatus for restoring peace and installing a new political regime. An essential resource for decision-takers, policymakers, international analysts and practitioners in the field of peacebuilding, that will also be of great value to students of International Relations and Peace Studies as well as anyone interested in peacekeeping, democracy building and state-building"--

Australiens strategische Interessen in Osttimor; Osttimors Sicherheitsprobleme; gegenwärtige Sicherheitseinrichtungen Osttimors und internationale Hilfe