Fairness in Peace Negotiations

Journal article

Syse, Henrik & Kristoffer Lidén (2026) Fairness in Peace Negotiations, Etikk i praksis - Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics (EiP) 20 (1): 23–36.

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How can peace negotiations be conducted in a way that is ethically viable, producing results that all parties to the negotiations will abide by and respect? This article discusses the importance of fairness in general and perceived fairness in particular as key parts of ethical and successful peace negotiations. Given the increase in protracted and brutal conflicts at the current moment in history, addressing key ethical aspects of peace negotiations is essential.

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