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The State of Post-conflict Reconstruction
2014Traces the dynamics of state-building in Juba, Southern Sudan 2005-2011, revealing how underlying ties of ethnicity and land dominated the actions of the various parties in post-conflict reconstruction and how these may continue to influence power and resource-sharing in the newly independent state of South Sudan.
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2021
Affiliative behaviors between previous opponents, or between either aggressor or victim and a third-party individual, after an agonistic interaction.
Thomas Rejsenhus Jensen, Mathias Osvath
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Affiliative behaviors between previous opponents, or between either aggressor or victim and a third-party individual, after an agonistic interaction.
Thomas Rejsenhus Jensen, Mathias Osvath
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2009
Abstract This article describes the trial-and-error experiments of helping fix war-torn countries in the 1990s. It identifies the principal features of peacebuilding operations during the end of the Cold War, and describes the main issues and controversies surrounding these missions.
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Abstract This article describes the trial-and-error experiments of helping fix war-torn countries in the 1990s. It identifies the principal features of peacebuilding operations during the end of the Cold War, and describes the main issues and controversies surrounding these missions.
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2007
Perhaps the strongest claim made about the Guatemalan peace process is that the peace accords addressed the social bases of conflict. Even those who criticize the implementation of the accords often support the principle that the accords sought to balance macroeconomic stability with social spending, and as such represent “blueprints” with the ...
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Perhaps the strongest claim made about the Guatemalan peace process is that the peace accords addressed the social bases of conflict. Even those who criticize the implementation of the accords often support the principle that the accords sought to balance macroeconomic stability with social spending, and as such represent “blueprints” with the ...
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1998
The nature, scale, and proliferation of conflicts--particularly interstate conflicts--in this post-cold war era are undermining development in a wide range of countries, threatening national and regional stability in some areas and diverting international attention and scarce resources from pressing development problems.
Steven Holtzman, Ann Elwan, Colin Scott
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The nature, scale, and proliferation of conflicts--particularly interstate conflicts--in this post-cold war era are undermining development in a wide range of countries, threatening national and regional stability in some areas and diverting international attention and scarce resources from pressing development problems.
Steven Holtzman, Ann Elwan, Colin Scott
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What is a Post-conflict Culture? Temporalities and Agencies of Post-conflict Memories
2020Rarely has the category of post-conflict been associated directly with that of culture, that is to an interpretation of conflicts, collective violence and wars, centred on the disruption of symbolic systems of cultural reproduction, whereby meaninglessness becomes one of the more enduring existential legacies of conflicts; its sometimes very ...
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Early Years Educator, 2013
This article will look at some of the methods and aims of restorative practices used in conflict resolution, along with approaches used in other sectors, with a view to supporting our work with young children.
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This article will look at some of the methods and aims of restorative practices used in conflict resolution, along with approaches used in other sectors, with a view to supporting our work with young children.
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Insight on Africa, 2011
IntroductionBurundi is a state that suffered low intensity conflicts for many years after independence (Daley, 2006). However, in the years since the signing of the Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement in 2000, the country appears to be on its way to sustainable peace. Yet, many challenges of post-conflict reconstruction remain.
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IntroductionBurundi is a state that suffered low intensity conflicts for many years after independence (Daley, 2006). However, in the years since the signing of the Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement in 2000, the country appears to be on its way to sustainable peace. Yet, many challenges of post-conflict reconstruction remain.
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Entrepreneurship, Post-Conflict
2009A welcome trend in recent years has been the reduction in the number of conflicts across the world, particularly in Africa1 (Ndulu et al. 2007). In these post-conflict states, people often have high expectations of development, not only to improve material conditions but also to consolidate their new-found, but fragile peace. With state capacity mostly
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Freedom from Fear, 2009
The reconstruction of post-conflict societies requires the creation of national institutions responsible for justice, security, economic and social development.
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The reconstruction of post-conflict societies requires the creation of national institutions responsible for justice, security, economic and social development.
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