Comprehensive Conflict Analysis: The Peace Maker by Ken Sande

Her answer is short and concise, "He has no good qualities." Then, I think that my face was perfect in my investigation. By asking him, I assume that her synthesis filter pointed out the bad choice I did when I married her. This insulted her to face a problem-free need, and in turn she closed the conversation completely. I tried to do two follow-up questions. However, her answer has not changed, I just finished the conversation.

What is this concept: world peace. How do I get there? First, there is a story about Ken Casey, a writer who was asked to give a lecture at the World Peace Conference held in San Francisco during the conflict in Vietnam. On the podium he just said this sentence, "If you want peace of the world, it is a peaceful person." We live in two worlds. The inner world of opinion. Is the outside world happy and peaceful? It may not be the case. But how about the inner world? What does life need to live in peace? The mind often reflects the confusion of the world, but how can we find peace in the confusion of the soul?

Critically analyzing the essence of conflict helps to conceptualize comprehensive peacekeeping activities. Effectively dealing with the peace process depends on an accurate political analysis on the context of the conflict and its process. However, analysis of the political situation of Rwanda is completely lacking in UNAMIR and the United Nations headquarters (UN, 2000). This led to UNAMIR failing to protect even political leaders, the public, even the UN staff of the United Nations. UNAMIR should protect politicians essential for the implementation of the Arusha agreement, but once a violent incident occurs, moderate and opposition politicians will soon be targeted (UN, 2000). These incidents have a model that indicates that the UNAMIR military has failed to guarantee the protection permitted to serve.

The essential aspect of conflict prevention is the recognition of international peacebuilding involving key agencies, policy makers, think-tanks, scholars and representatives of regional organizations. There is a need to develop an overall framework for implementing strategies related to various institutions to address dissatisfaction and to support efforts to achieve sustainable solutions. The long way to prevention and peace requires the integration of diplomacy, justice and human rights. Road to Peace: A comprehensive approach to prevent violent conflicts, jointly published by the World Bank and the United Nations, is that conflict prevention can save lives and can significantly reduce the cost of 'crisis response and reconstruction' I suggest that. Diplomacy, mediation and human security are the fundamental means quoted in the prevention of violent conflict.