Institute for Integrated Transitions - IFIT
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International non-profit dedicated to helping fragile and conflict-affected states achieve more sustainable transitions out of war, crisis or authoritarianism.
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Can peace talks and political negotiations afford to take years, only to end without settlements? Isn’t it time to put a much higher premium on pace?
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
May 20, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Can peace talks and political negotiations afford to take years, only to end without settlements? Isn’t it time to put a much higher premium on pace?
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
The prevailing slow paradigm of negotiation rarely leads to a settlement.
In today’s fragmented conflict and crisis landscape, we cannot afford to negotiate as though time is on our side. It’s not.
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
In today’s fragmented conflict and crisis landscape, we cannot afford to negotiate as though time is on our side. It’s not.
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
May 7, 2025 at 9:50 AM
The prevailing slow paradigm of negotiation rarely leads to a settlement.
In today’s fragmented conflict and crisis landscape, we cannot afford to negotiate as though time is on our side. It’s not.
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
In today’s fragmented conflict and crisis landscape, we cannot afford to negotiate as though time is on our side. It’s not.
#ConflictResolution #FastTrackNegotiation #IFIT #peacebuilding
In today’s more urgent and fragmented conflict landscape, the slow model of negotiation that has dominated theory and practice isn’t producing settlements. Instead it is producing:
February 25, 2025 at 11:54 AM
In today’s more urgent and fragmented conflict landscape, the slow model of negotiation that has dominated theory and practice isn’t producing settlements. Instead it is producing: