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Peace is built in specific places, which are not interchangeable, through specific spatial practic-
es that build spatial structures at different scales. There is a large amount of literature on the
processes used to build peace —the how of peacebuilding. However, there is little research that examines the question of where peace and peacebuilding occur. The Nuclear Weapons Free
Zones (NWFZ) and the regional Peace Zones (ZofP) —and also the local ZdeP— are delimited
spaces. That is, they have a mainly territorial character, although not in the usual militaristic
terms because they are all disarmament initiatives, so they are alternative ways of understanding defence. zlan is a concept related to security policy, in fact it is an alternative security policy. In fact, if we understand the territory as a political technology, the NWFZand the Zof P are pacifist political technologies, which stand out among those proposed in this work

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