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Mediating Violence In Sulu<br />

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opposition by ensuring victory if not a stalemate; (b) <strong>for</strong> those who feel<br />

aggrieved by the current arrangement, the motivation is to reclaim in whole<br />

or in part the contested resources.<br />

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representatives to carry on the armed hostilities on their behalf. They<br />

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enjoy a level of deniability when push comes to shove.<br />

There are the <br />

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arms, ammunitions, and other instruments and materials that are used<br />

in threatening or neutralizing the opponent. They don’t side with anyone<br />

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of arms. These entrepreneurs also have access to decision makers and<br />

power holders that they often escape the attention of the public even<br />

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‘peace spoilers.’ They<br />

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Sadly, the ‘pawns’<br />

family/ community. Since these clans reside in the same community, the<br />

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On the other side of the continuum are the ‘peace holders.’ They are the<br />

key players in <strong>for</strong>ging and nurturing peace agreements. Peace holders<br />

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all of those involved; or a person or group outside the family but also<br />

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There are the ‘peace sponsors’ – they are respected individuals who use<br />

their name and stature to support the peace settlement. Their function is<br />

to bring the parochial, limited concerns of parties into the attention of the

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