Peace Treaties and Their Influence on Constitutions

1 Peace treaties are formal agreements between conflict parties—usually states—that aim to end hostilities and establish a new political order. As instruments of conflict resolution, peace treaties commonly include provisions on borders, reparations, governance reforms, and human rights protections to promote lasting peace. This paper examines the complex relationship between peace settlements and constitutions in selected cases. Understanding this linkage is crucial since treaties have directly shaped the structure and principles of political systems emerging...