Titlebook: NGOs Mediating Peace; Promoting Inclusion Julia Palmiano Federer Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2024 pe

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,What’s in a Norm? What Normative Frameworks in Myanmar Reveal About Inclusivity,cs. I argue that political flashpoints in Myanmar’s contemporary history have forged robust narratives around political inclusion and exclusion for the country’s main conflict parties.the ethnic armed organizations (EAG) and the . (Myanmar Armed Forces). In particular, discourses around building nat

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Chronicles of a Norm for Sale: Norm Entrepreneurship in the Myanmar NCA Negotiations,framework of assessing normative agency, I forward an empirical take on (1) how NGO mediators interpret the meaning of inclusivity based on their own self-conceptions and normative socializations and frame them to the negotiating parties; (2) how NGO mediators engage in a set of mediation and knowle

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,“The Trouble With Inclusivity:” How Promoting Inclusive Peace Led to an Exclusive Outcome,nd all-inclusiveness resulted in a more exclusive rather than inclusive peace process outcome. Through analyzing the provisions for “inclusive” post-agreement structures and mechanisms in ceasefire agreements and other texts, as well as drawing from accounts from negotiating teams, I analyze how inc

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Introduction: Unsettled Reflections From Golden Valley, Myanmar,n sum, NGO mediators’ promotion of a more inclusive process counterintuitively contributed to an exclusive outcome of the NCA process. The Myanmar case illustrates the limits of normative agency and the use of mediation processes as a site for norm diffusion, and serves as a cautionary tale for the

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