The illusion of Western peacemaking
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The article discusses concerns about Western peacemaking approaches in post-conflict settings, specifically Kosovo. It references political science scholar Vjosa Musliu's book, "Girlhood at War," and her experience in a 2002 reconciliation workshop where participants were asked to reimagine "Little Red Riding Hood" from the wolf's perspective. The author recounts attending a similar OSCE workshop in October 2025 for young women from Kosovo and Serbia. The author questions the effectiveness of these workshops, suggesting they prioritize a superficial balance of perspectives over acknowledging the truth and addressing trauma. The article implies that such approaches risk minimizing war crimes and distorting the reality of conflict.
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