Ceasefire Regimes is a theoretical framework in international relations that delineates the institutionalized structures and enforcement mechanisms governing the cessation of hostilities between adversarial states or non-state actors in the context of protracted conflicts, distinguishing it from ad hoc or temporary truces by emphasizing durable, rule-based arrangements sanctioned by multilateral or bilateral agreements.
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