Unveiling Post-Liberal Peace: Examining Rwanda's Successful Peacebuilding Approach

This paper critically assesses the peacebuilding paradigm and explores the success of post-liberal peacebuilding in Rwanda as a transformative model. It tries to discover effective peacebuilding means by examining the theoretical debate between liberal and post-liberal peace. Amidst the limitations of traditional liberal peace theories, post-liberal peace emphasizes the need for non-Western perspectives in peacebuilding efforts. Rwanda's successful peacebuilding case highlights the significance of ethnic integration and gender equality, showcasing the country's commitment to fostering inclusive and sustainable peace.