Conflict Trends 2011/3
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ACCORD is one of the main actors at the forefront of shaping and supporting both the peacekeeping and peacebuilding fields. It has assisted countries in developing peacebuilding strategies, and has supported the strengthening of peacekeeping missions throughout Africa. ACCORD remains committed to the goal of strengthening the understanding of the nexus between peacekeeping and peacebuilding. This special Issue of Conflict Trends unpacks and provides clarity on some of the key questions and issues related to the peacekeeping-peacebuilding nexus, and how it impacts peacekeeping operations and the larger contexts in which they operate. |
Editorial
Editorial
by Vasu Gounden
Features
Contextualising the Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Nexus
by Gustavo de Carvalho and Dorcas Ettang
Navigating Hybrid Political Orders: Balancing Peacebuilding in Chad
by Diana Felix da Costa and John Karlsrud
Violence in Liberia: Falling between Peacebuilding and Peacekeeping
by Jennifer M. Hazen
The UN Mission and Local Churches in South Sudan: Opportunities for Partnerships in Local Peacebuilding
by Ingrid Marie Breidlid and Andreas Øien Stensland
Peacekeeping to Peacebuilding from a Gender Perspective: The UNMIL Case
by Kristen A. Cordell
Civil-Military Coordination and Transition Management: The UNMIL Experience
by Christopher Holshek
Practitioners' Perspectives on the Peacekeeping- Peacebuilding Nexus
by Gustavo de Carvalho and Dorcas Ettang