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This book explores the roles of youth in conflict and peacebuilding processes, focusing on their mobilization, reintegration, and reconciliation. The authors offer a nuanced understanding of how young people contribute to both the escalation and resolution of conflict. They explore the complex dynamics that shape youth involvement in violence and peace processes, emphasizing the importance of reintegration strategies that support long-term peacebuilding and social cohesion. Through a series of case studies and theoretical insights, Youth in Conflict and Peacebuilding examines how youth populations are mobilized into conflict, the challenges they face in post-conflict environments, and the methods through which they can be reintegrated into society. The book also highlights reconciliation efforts, focusing on the psychological, social, and political aspects of rebuilding relationships in post-conflict settings. By investigating these topics, the book makes a significant contribution to the broader discourse on peacebuilding and the role of youth in transforming societies torn apart by violence. It presents practical and theoretical perspectives on how to address the needs of youth in conflict, offering insights for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners engaged in post-conflict peacebuilding.