In the early 1980s, political scientists recognized a significant oversight in their studies, prompting a reevaluation of democratic processes and their relationship to peace. This seminar paper, graded highly at the Free University of Berlin, delves into the intricate dynamics between democracy and conflict resolution, exploring theoretical frameworks and implications for international politics. It provides a critical analysis of the evolving understanding of these concepts within the field, highlighting the importance of integrating democracy into discussions of global peace.
