Hybrid Peace Governance: Its Emergence and Significance

Abstract

In hybrid peace governance, liberal and illiberal norms, institutions, and \nactors exist alongside each other, interact, and even clash. Such a political, \neconomic, and social order is a far cry from the liberal idea of peace based \non legitimate and accountable democratic institutions, the rule of law, \nhuman rights, free media, market economy, and an open civil society. This \narticle accounts for the emergence of hybrid peace governance and de \nvelops a typology based on the war/peace and liberal/illiberal spectra. Fur \nthermore, it discusses the implications of hybridity and, in particular, \nwhether it can avoid the pitfalls of top-down liberal peacebuilding and \nprovide new opportunities for a more sustainable, locally engrained ver \nsion of peace.

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