Building Peace from the Middle

In a special edition of Peace Science Digest, IFIT experts examine the critical role of ‘go-between’ peacebuilders and their influence on the Institute’s ‘brain trust’ model.

in a new section called Research to Action, IFIT experts describe how academic theory informed the Institute’s model of national brain trusts comprised of ‘go-between’ peace leaders who occupy multiple spaces, belong to multiple constituencies, and share ideas and information across them. In the article, we argue that these often overlooked leaders play a vital role as educators, ethical exemplars, and bridging agents in contexts of negotiation and transition.

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