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Peace and conflict studies

a model of an affected population's leadership in three levels, top leaders, middle-range leaders and grassroots, with the middle range placed to link the others.

In peace and conflict studies, peacebuilding pyramid refers to a model of an affected population's leadership in three levels, top leaders, middle-range leaders and grassroots, with the middle range placed to link the others. This meaning comes from Lederach (1997) in Building peace.[1]

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Lederach, J. P. (1997). Building peace. United States Institute of Peace Press. ISBN 9781878379733

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