I find myself yearning to reach for information and research on peace agreements (modern day) and dissect them to ascertain what made them 'stick', what was the stickiness factor? Or, did the context in which they were laid have more of an influence on the tipping point?  (Or was it the law of the few?)

When agreements are made so soon after violence, is there a greater likelihood it will not stick because the context is not ready? That is, the people are not ready to receive the stickiness of lasting peace so soon after living the horrors?