Amnesties and peace accords in the Asia-Pacific

该项目旨在对和平解决赦免行为及其在暴力冲突后对民主、人权和长期和平的影响进行全面的实证研究。它结合了对1980年至2005年和平协定所载所有赦免的大规模全球研究和来自亚太区域的四个案例研究：印度尼西亚/亚齐、巴布亚新几内亚/布干维尔、东帝汶和所罗门群岛。它将对与赦免与和平解决有关的学术研究作出原创性贡献，并对以赦免换取和平的有效性和更广泛的影响提供重要的、迄今尚不具备的见解，这将为今后的缔造和平实践提供信息。

This project aims to produce a comprehensive empirical study of peace-settlement amnesties and their impact on democracy, human rights and long-term peace in the aftermath of violent con?ict. It combines a large-scale global study of all amnesties included in peace accords from 1980 to 2005 with four case studies drawn from the Asia-Paci?c region: Indonesia/Aceh; Papua New Guinea/Bougainville; East Timor; and the Solomon Islands. It will provide an original contribution to scholarship concerned with amnesties and peace- settlements as well as crucial and as yet unavailable insights into the effectiveness and broader rami?cations of offering amnesties in exchange for peace that will inform future peacemaking practice.