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Shared Education in Peace Agreements

Citation:

Wise, L. (2019). Shared Education in Peace Agreements [PA-X Report, Spotlight Series]. Global Justice Academy, University of Edinburgh.

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This Spotlight asks
How do peace agreements provide for national belonging and unity through education curricula and unified history textbooks?

About: The PA-X Spotlight Series addresses questions regarding comparative peace processes, asked by those seeking to influence peace and transition processes. Each Spotlight provides brief comparative material regarding a key issue, sometimes with reference to the specific context from which the question originated, and sometimes framed more generally.

Keywords: PA-X, Peace Agreement Database, Education

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