Executive summary. -- I. Introduction. -- II. From war to peace. -- III. The Bangsamoro's diversity. -- A. Moro Muslims. -- B. Minorities. -- C. Women. -- IV. Reality check. -- A. The many layers of inclusion. -- B. Inclusive laws and institutions? -- C. Uneven development. -- D. Violence, peacebuilding and inclusion at the local level. -- E. The challenges of normalisation. -- V. Shaping an inclusive BARMM. -- A. Promoting inclusive governance. -- B. Managing conflict and sustaining peace. -- C. The role of international actors. -- VI. Conclusion. -- Appendices
Summary
The peace process in the Bangsamoro, the newly autonomous region in the southern Philippines, is making progress. But several groups, including minorities and women, could be better represented. Donors should join hands with interim authorities to ensure that self-rule delivers for all the area's residents
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"18 February 2022"--Cover
Bibliography
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