International Non Governmental Organisations Play An...

Introduction Currently, a lot of global issues are becoming confused and more serious because of globalization. Since Cold War, the number of conventional war between countries has reduced and it seems that finally we obtain peaceful world on the surface. However, it is certain that a new type of opposition has emerged which we call ‘international conflict’, and this is more complicated than conventional war to address resolution. Because of diversity and ambiguity of international conflict, the role of each actor, for example, the UN, government, and especially NGOs has been broader and more vital to keep sustainable peace. In this situation, can international non-governmental organisations play an effective role in resolving international conflicts? It seem that the work of NGOs are unfamiliar than other organisations. 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