The 1973 Paris Peace Accords, aimed at ending the Vietnam War, is yet another example of a peace treaty. Our search results can now be exported to this cool timeline format. This timeline has ALL of our chords chronologically, but you can export any search in a similar timeline format. The interactive dataset contains an example of an important peace process between 1992 and 2020, selected on the basis of data availability. For the peace processes from 1992 to 2012, the dataset contains most of the data on negotiators, mediators and signatories of the UN report on women women in Peace Negotiations: Connections Between Presence and Influence. For the peace processes between 2013 and 2020, WFP scientists gathered data on negotiators, negotiators and signatories, with the support of UN women and the UN Department for Political Affairs and Peace Restoration, as well as government and civilian officials. See below the data sources for some peace processes. WFP scientists calculated an unweighted average of women`s representation as mediators, signatories and negotiators in the sample of important peace processes between 1992 and 2019, which are in the interactive. Data collection for these indicators was based on the following assumptions and methods. See below the data sources for some peace processes and data mining for the entire dataset. WFP scientists will recalculate this figure in January of each year.

There are other collections of peace agreements and resources that can be useful. The peace treaty was chosen in two versions, one in Egyptian hieroglyphics and the other in Akkadian with cuneiform writing; Both versions survive. Such bilingual registration is common to many subsequent contracts. However, the treaty is different from the others because the two language versions are written differently. Although most of the text is identical, the hittitic version claims that the Egyptians were prosecuted for peace, and the Egyptian version claims otherwise. The contract was given to the Egyptians in the form of a silver plate, and the “pocket book” version was brought back to Egypt and carved in the Temple of Karnak.