Research Articles Issue 1 · 2014 · pp. 61–68 · Issue page

WHY RELIGION IS NEEDED IN POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION

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1 PhD Student, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, International Relations and Security Studies Doctoral School
Accepted 26 March 2026
Available Online 15 March 2014
THIS PAPER BRINGS INTO QUESTION THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGION AND POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION PROCESSES, BEING A RES EARCH APPROACH BY WHICH WE INTEND TO CAPTURE INTERACTIONS AND DISAGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE TWO. ON THIS LINE WE WILL FOCUS ON VIOLENT CONFLICTS BASED ON DIVERGENT RELIGIONS AND RECONSTRUCTION PROCESSES, BY EMPHASIZING THOSE ASPECTS ANSWERING TO THE QUESTION WHY RELIGION IS NEEDED IN POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION?. MUCH MORE, WE WILL ANALYZE THE ROLE PLAYED BY RELIGION FROM MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIRECT INTERACTION BETWEEN LOCAL AND EXTERNAL ELEMENTS.
RELIGION CONFLICT POST -CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION
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