International influence on post-conflict management policy.

Abstract

Implementing effective and well-meaning post-conflict management policy is important for a stable peace in a society suffering after the war. For a comprehensive understanding of post-conflict management policy, it is necessary to determine which actors act as participants of such a policy, what interests do they have and what influence they may have. The author plans to allocate international organizations to a separate group of actors trying to influence the policy of managing post-conflict areas, as well as to assess the performance of international organizations in post-conflict areas in the historical perspective. Detection of the above-mentioned points will help to assess the degree of risk of external interference on the post-conflict management policy, as well as to develop mechanisms for mutually beneficial cooperation between national governments and international partners assisting in restoring peace in a post-conflict society.