Project
Incentives for peaceful behaviour
Client/funder:
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Start date:
Jan 2006 (Current)
Project members:
Ingrid Samset (project leader)
Thematic research group:
Peace, Conflict and the State
Keywords:
peacebuilding, incentives, violence, civil war, power sharing, natural resource management, transitional justice
Last update: September 2008
This is a review of the academic literature about incentives for violent and non-violent behaviour in transitions from civil war. It takes stock of current knowledge on how different types of incentives affect violence patterns in such transitions, and examines the incentive concept and the extent to which it applies in conditions of widespread violence and across contexts. The review is part of the project leader's PhD project Economic and judicial incentives for peace consolidation.
Programme
Publications
Economic Incentives for Peacebuilding
Samset, Ingrid (2008)
Program on States and Security, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Presentations
Incentives for Peaceful Behaviour
Samset, Ingrid (2007)
Presented at the Peace and Conflict Studies workshop at the 15th Annual Conference of the Norwegian Political Science Association, in Trondheim, Norway, 3-5 January 2007
Incentives for Peaceful Behaviour
Samset, Ingrid (2006)
Presented at: the UoB Comparative Politics PhD Candidates Forum, at Solstrand, Norway, 13 December 2006
Incentives for Peaceful Behaviour
Samset, Ingrid (2006)
MFA 7 December 2006
