an Eldis Resource
- HIV/AIDS, security and conflict: new realities, new responses
- A. de Waal;J.F. Klot;M. Mahajan / Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2009
- The nexus between conflict, security and HIV/AIDS transmission has been frequently detailed. Although, a number of alarmist messages have been expressed – such as decimating rates of infectio...
- Enhancing democratic governance of the security sector: an institutional assessment framework
- N. Ball; T. Bouta; L. Van de Goor / Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2003
- This institutional assessment framework outlined in the documents is designed to assist Governments and their partners to determine how best to strengthen democratic governance of the security sector,...
- Stability assessment framework: designing integrated responses for security, governance and development
- S. Verstegen; L. van de Goor; J. de Zeeuw / Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2005
- This framework, developed by the Conflict Research Unit of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations, aims to aid policy makers and practitioners in developing strategies for establishing a...
- Faith- based peace building: mapping and analysis of Christian, Muslim and multi-faith actors
- Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2005
- This document considers how faith based organisations can operate as peace makers. The authors argue that whilst religion is often blamed for inciting conflict, it can also help to resolve instability...
- Afghanistan 2005 and beyond
- B. Rubin; H. Hamidzada; A. Stoddard / Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2005
- This paper examines reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan. In the light of shortcomings of current efforts the paper proposes policy changes in the areas of assistance to security, governance, reconst...
- Building peace in war-torn societies: from concept to strategy
- J. de Zeeuw / Netherlands Institute of International Relations , 2001
- Following a period of violent conflict , war torn societies face many challenges. In many cases, societies themselves lack the human, institutional and financial resources to tackle theses problems. I...
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