Exploring Identity Fragmentation and Its Impacts on Peace Processes in Post-Conflict Societies

1. Introduction 2. Theoretical Framework 2.1 Understanding Identity Fragmentation 2.2 Theories on Peace Processes 2.3 Interrelation of Identity and Conflict 3. Methodological Approach 3.1 Research Design 3.2 Data Collection Methods 3.3 Data Analysis Techniques 4. Historical Context 4.1 Causes of Conflict 4.2 Overview of Post-Conflict Societies 4.3 Case Studies Overview 5. Identity Fragmentation Factors 5.1 Ethnic and Cultural Divisions 5.2 Political and Economic Disparities 5.3 Psychological and Social Dimensions 6. Impacts on Peace Processes 6.1 Barriers to Reconciliation 6.2 Facilitation of Divisive Narratives 6.3 Influence on Political Structures 7. Case Studies Analysis 7.1 Case Study: Rwanda 7.2 Case Study: Northern Ireland 7.3 Case Study: Bosnia and Herzegovina 8. Strategies for Mitigation 8.1 Promoting Inclusive Dialogue 8.2 Strengthening Social Cohesion 8.3 Policy Recommendations for Peace Building 9. Conclusion and Future Research 9.1 Summary of Key Findings 9.2 Implications for Peacebuilding 9.3 Directions for Future Research