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"Peace settlements" is a book category focused on the agreements, processes, and aftermaths that end armed conflicts and attempt to build lasting peace. It encompasses historical and contemporary case studies of treaties and negotiations, theoretical and practical analyses of diplomacy, mediation and conflict resolution, and accounts of transitional justice, power-sharing, disarmament, peacekeeping and institution-building. The category includes legal texts and policy studies, memoirs from negotiators, and narrative nonfiction or fiction that explores reconciliation, reparations, truth commissions, spoilers, and the social and economic challenges of post‑conflict recovery. Aimed at scholars, practitioners, policymakers and general readers, these books explain how wars are concluded, why some settlements succeed while others fail, and the trade‑offs involved in designing and implementing durable peace.

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