September 12, 2025International Political Science ReviewOpen Access

Inclusive commissions and durable peace: Lessons learned from the Liberia peace processes (1990–1996) and (2003)

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The first Liberia peace process failed due to lack of inclusive commissions, while the second succeeded with multiple ICs.
Four key inclusive commissions contributed to building trust and representation among excluded social groups during the peace process.
ICs helped address root causes of conflict and mitigated political polarization by involving diverse independent groups.
The findings underline the necessity of inclusive approaches in peace processes to ensure lasting stability and unity.

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Analysis reveals inclusive commissions significantly enhanced durable peace outcomes in Liberia's peace processes, indicating their importance in conflict resolution.

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Analysis reveals inclusive commissions significantly enhanced durable peace outcomes in Liberia's peace processes, indicating their importance in conflict resolution.

Inclusive commissions and durable peace: Lessons learned from the Liberia peace processes (1990–1996) and (2003)

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Inclusive commissions and durable peace: Lessons learned from the Liberia peace processes (1990–1996) and (2003)

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