Capturing post-conflict anxieties: towards an analytical framework

This paper proposes an analytical framework for the study of post-conflict anxieties. The literature has so far been elaborate, both in terms analysis structural frame underpinning a society (political, socioeconomic, spatial, and historical factors) experiential that determines ethnic distance such (broader setting underpins interpersonal intergroup relations). However, frames have studied within separate research lines, which led to limited results explaining why is challenging reduce. By making mutually reflexive determining outcome interethnic relations societies, suited analyzing anxieties carved out. In this way, we show how shapes societies can create general sense unease among people not tied particular object or situation.