A key challenge that many nations face in the 21st century is to build societies that are not only able to peacefully accommodate increasing ethnic diversity, but also leverage its potential benefits. This is not necessarily a straightforward task. With 82.1 million people around the world forcedly displaced due to persecution and conflict in 2020, as well as widespread economic migration, the challenge of building resilient inter-ethnic peace is one faced not only by societies that have been diverse historically, but increasingly in nations and communities with less experience navigating a diverse setting. Yet, the challenge of building resilient inter-ethnic peace, while modern, is also very old, and communities around the world have addressed it with varying degrees of success for centuries.

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