Institutional development
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- Managing oil resources in the absence of sound democratic processes
- ( H. Eriksson;B. Hagstromer / Nordic Africa Institute / Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Uppsala , 2005)
- Chad is currently undergoing two processes of significant importance for its future development - political democratisation and transformation into an oil economy. A strong increase of financial resou...
- Why has power sharing not prevented conflict in Lebanaon?
- ( S. Makdisi (ed);M. Marktanner (ed) / American University of Beirut , 2008)
- This paper examines Lebanon’s model of consociational democracy, a political arrangement in which diverse ethnic groups, share power according to an agreed formula or mechanism. Consociationalis...
- Challenges of social and political reconstruction in post-genocide Rwanda
- ( G.M. Khadiagala / UNDP Oslo Governance Centre , 2004)
- Rwanda is instructive for reflections on the challenges of social and political reconstruction in the aftermath of a civil war and the genocide of 1994....
- Governance in post-conflict Cambodia
- ( UNDP Oslo Governance Centre , 2004)
- Over thirty years of civil strife ruined the Cambodia’s social institutions, annihilated the economy and completely destroyed the human capital. As a post-conflict society, this country is facin...
- Examining international interventions in post conflict Liberia.
- ( Louise Andersen / Danish Institute for International Studies , 2007)
- This paper examines the collapse of the Liberian political order and the current challenge of reconstituting order. It addresses the ongoing post conflict state building process in Liberia. One of the...
- Integration of traditional and modern governance systems in Africa
- ( UN Economic Commission for Africa , 2007)
- This concept paper focuses on the traditional system of governance in Africa including their consensual decision-making models, as part of a broader effort to better define and advocate their role in ...
- One party dominance weakens the State
- ( J. Sumich;J. Howana / Crisis States Research Centre, LSE , 2007)
- Mozambique has been described as a model of state resilience as the ruling Frelino Party has managed to maintain power through years of economic collapse and civil conflict. This paper explains how a ...
- Subnational governance in Afghanistan
- ( H. Nixon / Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit , 2008)
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This working paper presents findings on subnational governance in Afghanistan, including the role that Community Development Councils (CDCs) play at community levels.
The author finds t... - How should Uganda implement justice and reconciliation?
- ( S. Worden / United States Institute of Peace , 2008)
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The Ugandan government and the Lords Resistance Army (LRA) reached agreement on the practical implementation of the Accountability and Reconciliation accord on February 18 2008 but how should Ugand...
- What constitutes ‘a state in the making’?
- ( G. Hesselbein;F. Golooba-Mutebi;J. Putzel / Crisis States Research Centre, LSE , 2006)
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This paper examines the processes of state reconstruction in Uganda and Rwanda, and the challenge posed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in light of the experience of the stable state in Tanzan...
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