#11722. Storytelling: Restorative Approaches to Post-20XX Iraq Peacebuilding

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Abstract:
Top-down national reconciliation initiatives overlook the significance of, and connection between, story and culture in social conflict resolution. They have thus failed to emerge in post-20XX Iraq. This article draws on the theoretical insights from social constructionism to examine the potential of centreing storytelling within a bottom-up restorative peacebuilding process. It posits that integrating storytelling-based practices, such as restorative justice dialogue and restorative education, within Iraqs legal and educations systems can promote an inclusive, cross-communal public discourse and facilitate bottom-up and inclusive peacebuilding practices.
Keywords:
Iraq; justice; peacebuilding; restorative; Storytelling; transitional

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