The Timing of Peace Initiatives¶
Zartman, I. W. (2001). The Timing of Peace Initiatives: Hurting Stalemates and Ripe Moments. The Global Review of Ethnopolitics, 1(1), 8-18.
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- Kairos
- Investing and diplomacy. Market regimes and liquidity windows in which the same allocation has different payoffs; settlements available one week and impossible the next as political alignment shifts, formalized as "ripeness" in conflict resolution.
This sourceDevelops ripeness theory: conflicts become resolvable only in a transient window (the mutually hurting stalemate), the conflict-resolution analogue of a receptivity window.
- Investing and diplomacy. Market regimes and liquidity windows in which the same allocation has different payoffs; settlements available one week and impossible the next as political alignment shifts, formalized as "ripeness" in conflict resolution.
- Readiness Window
- The pattern recurs in innovation and product launches (market-readiness windows where enabling-technology maturation, customer readiness, and competitor absence converge, with premature or late launches failing despite product merit), in epidemiology (outbreak windows bounded by susceptible-pool depletion), in physics and engineering (resonance windows where forcing near the natural frequency efficiently transfers energy), in clinical behaviour change (motivational windows after a triggering event), in education (zones of proximal development as readiness windows for scaffolded instruction), in conflict resolution (ripeness intervals following a mutually-hurting stalemate), and in marketing (receptivity windows after life transitions when category attachments form).
This sourceDevelops the ripeness concept: conflicts become resolvable in a window following a mutually hurting stalemate.
- The pattern recurs in innovation and product launches (market-readiness windows where enabling-technology maturation, customer readiness, and competitor absence converge, with premature or late launches failing despite product merit), in epidemiology (outbreak windows bounded by susceptible-pool depletion), in physics and engineering (resonance windows where forcing near the natural frequency efficiently transfers energy), in clinical behaviour change (motivational windows after a triggering event), in education (zones of proximal development as readiness windows for scaffolded instruction), in conflict resolution (ripeness intervals following a mutually-hurting stalemate), and in marketing (receptivity windows after life transitions when category attachments form).
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