ABSTRACT
This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on the key concepts discussed in the preceding chapters of this book. The book examines the multidimensional relationship between post-conflict governance and natural resource management. It illustrates a range of approaches and considerations in rebuilding and strengthening the laws, institutions, and practices governing natural resources in countries recovering from conflict. The book surveys core elements and principles of good governance related to natural resources. It examines a range of sources and types of norms governing natural resources. The book focuses on four considerations in normative review, development and reform in post-conflict peacebuilding processes, including clarity, feasibility, legal pluralism, and the tension between local legitimacy and compatibility with internationally recognized human rights. It analyzes approaches for building effective and fair institutions governing natural resources. The book also focuses on the allocation of authority and responsibility, capacity, coordination, international support, equity and inclusion, and the rule of law.
