About Book

This book provides a sophisticated sociological lens on how victims of conflict participate in peacebuilding through everyday reasoning and actions. Drawing on rich, qualitative research from Northern Ireland, South Africa, and Sri Lanka, it bridges a critical gap between international relations theory and sociological understandings of peace processes. Its focus on victim agency, social justice, and equality directly aligns with themes of rehabilitation, peace promotion, and community resilience, making it extremely suitable for repositories or programs addressing post-conflict reconstruction and community engagement.