APCJ_1528_Win2010_00i_122_4 12/30/10 3:22 PM Page 73 Rediscovering Indigenous Peacebuilding Techniques 73 the affective dimension of peace—reconciliation, trust, inter-communal respect’.60 Further research is needed on the inherent challenges of combining traditional and liberal approaches to peacebuilding. Examples such as Rwanda, still being discussed, are a natural starting point, but conclusions are far from being reached as history continues to take its course. 60. Roger Mac Ginty and Oliver Richmond, ‘Myth or reality: Opposing views on the liberal peace and post-war reconstruction’, Global Society, 21:4 (2007), 496.