Long walk of peace: Towards a culture of prevention

Long Walk of Peace offers a fresh and comprehensive reflection on how the United Nations can best meet the imperatives of peace. Combining rigorous theoretical analysis with innovative practices drawn from 32 UN bodies, the book traces the evolving concepts and strategies that have shaped peace efforts since the UN's creation. 
Produced through the collaboration of scholars, experts, and UN staff from diverse backgrounds, it presents peace as a dynamic, ongoing process rather than a fixed outcome. The volume sheds new light on the emerging priorities of sustaining peace and fostering a culture of prevention. In line with UNESCO's role as a laboratory of ideas, this work provides valuable insights to support the goals of Agenda 2030 and inspire future action.