Peace Infrastructures and State-Building at the Margins

AcknowledgmentsIIITable of ContentsIVTable of IllustrationsVIFiguresVIIChapter 1 - Preface1Peace-building3Why Peace Infrastructures Now and Why in the Philippines?6Methodological Note10The Structure of the Book15Part I - Peacebuilding-as-statebuilding - A Landscape19Chapter 2 - Peace-building252.1 - From Peace-building to State-building - the diffusion of a cultural construct36Chapter 3 - State-building463.1 - Statism533.2 - Putting the State Back into History - And History into the State68Chapter 4 - State Formation, the Local and Hybridity874.1 - The Local914.2 - Hybridity95Chapter 5 - Peace Infrastructures995.1 - Practice1005.2 - Theory1105.3 - The Creation of Infrastructures for Peace127Part II - Peaceful and Prosperous Communities154Chapter 6 - Manila: Designing Peaceful and Prosperous Communities - The PAMANA Framework1576.1 - Mission, Objectives, Strategies1586.2 - Coverage and Area Selection1626.3 - Structure1656.4 - Pillar 21676.5 - Origins and Complementary Programmes172Chapter 7 - Sorsogon: Field Research Findings1797.1 - General Observations1797.2 - Project Outcomes in the Field Research Area1857.3 - How Stable Gains?211Chapter 8 - Back in Manila: PAMANA - Peace-building, State-building and the Contested State2178.1 - The Broader Context2178.2 - State-building at the Margins, State Transformation in the Centre235Chapter 9 - Whither Peace Infrastructures?2499.1 - Peace-building, Peace Infrastructures, and PAMANA2519.2 - Possible Pathways2679.3 - What to Do with Peace Infrastructures?2719.4 - Back to the Foundations274List of Frequently Used Acronyms and Abbreviations277List of References282