Benjamin Franklin, remarking on the coming end of the American Revolutionary War, said that “there was never a good War, or a bad Peace.” But is this really the case? 
 
In this short episode, I discuss a couple of examples of post-conflict violence, Northern Ireland and Guatemala, looking at how peace deals often serve to redistribute violence.  
 
Please subscribe and review if you are interested. And apologies for the cold ravaged voice!

Benjamin Franklin, remarking on the coming end of the American Revolutionary War, said that “there was never a good War, or a bad Peace.” But is this really the case? In this short episode, I discuss a couple of examples of post-conflict violence, Northern Ireland and Guatemala, looking at how peace deals often serve to redistribute violence. Please subscribe and review if you are interested. And apologies for the cold ravaged voice!

Benjamin Franklin, remarking on the coming end of the American Revolutionary War, said that “there was never a good War, or a bad Peace.” But is this really the case? 
 
In this short episode, I discuss a couple of examples of post-conflict violence, Northern Ireland and Guatemala, looking at how peace deals often serve to redistribute violence.&nbsp; 
 
Please subscribe and review if you are interested. And apologies for the cold ravaged voice!

Is a Bad Peace Better than War?

A new episodic podcast about the history of violence, from terrorism to taekwondo.

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Is a Bad Peace Better than War?

Is a Bad Peace Better than War?