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Although hundreds of peace agreements have been signed between conflicting parties in different parts of the world, many of these efforts have not been successful, particularly in the implementation phase. In the current academic parlance of peace and conflict research, implementing a peace agreement is one of the most critical and challenging issues. For lack of proper implementation, many peace agreements are yet to result in effective peace-making in post-conflict societies. To address this core problem in peace studies, I decided to deal with the implementation aspect of the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Peace Agreement of Bangladesh which was signed in 1997 and find out the reasons for its improper and ineffective implementation. More than 24 years have passed since the CHT Peace Agreement was signed, but till to date, the number of casualties from killing, mutilation, abduction and kidnapping of hundreds of CHT people continues to rise. With the methodological triangulation of both primary and secondary data, I have discovered that the CHT Peace Agreement is not successful owing to different political interests between the signing parties. My aim has primarily been to study the non-implementation syndrome of a peace agreement due to the political dimension of controlling power, the asymmetrical distribution of power and unequal sections/clauses in the peace agreement. I intend that this book will reduce the dearth of research on the topic of the politics of peace agreement implementation. The basis of this book is my PhD dissertation carried out at Hiroshima University, Japan, with Monbukagakusho scholarship.