Exploring the Challenges of State Building for Peace

The Challenges of State Building for Peace

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Introduction

State building refers to the act of establishing institutions that are responsible for creation and maintenance of durable social, financial, and political growth. The institutions include Judicial Systems, Legislatures, Executive agencies, and police and military forces. The basis of state building is to facilitate harmony construction among international states that arise from eras of interior violence. A feeble state is a major contributing factor to disasters such as violence, diseases, and poverty. Several arguments concerning state building as a step to peace building exist among nations. The notion this essay is to contend that state building is not a reliable method for nurturing stability and peace. Its major focus is to discuss the existing doubts about the success of international interventions and challenges faced by state building operations.