Anchoring Concepts: Sustainable Peace, Identity, Culture and Worldview
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Worldview as a lens for interpreting intergroup conflict is underdeveloped within the literature as Western academia tends to focus on the structural and developmental aspects of peace-building, and not the relational ones. Bearing this in mind, the aim of this chapter is to understand the significance worldview has on intergroup relations and building a sustainable peace. To do so, it deconstructs the anchoring concepts underpinning this research, namely sustainable peace, identity, culture and worldview, and examines how they intersect and relate to intergroup conflict. Together, this forms the framework for interpreting different notions of peace in South Africa and understanding how worldview shapes intergroup relations.
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Sustainable peace Identity Culture Worldview Intergroup conflictReferences
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