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When Do Religious Leaders Support Faith-Based Violence? Evidence from a Survey Poll in South Sudan
When Do Religious Leaders Support Faith-Based Violence? Evidence from a Survey Poll in South SudanJournal Article | Jan 2015
Religion has increasingly become important in conflicts worldwide. Religious leaders may play a key role in mobilizing believers as they can call for ...
Afghanistan Seen Through Different Lenses
Afghanistan Seen Through Different LensesJournal Article | Aug 2013
Multiple book review essay on
Globalizing Afghanistan. Terrorism, War and the Rhetoric of Nation Building. Edited by Zubida Jalalzai and David Jefferess. ...
Afghanistan
Special tribunal for Lebanon: Either peace or justice?
Special tribunal for Lebanon: Either peace or justice?CMI Brief | Mar 2011
On 14 February 2005, former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 22 members of his staff and security detail were killed by a massive bomb in downtown Beirut. ...
UN, justice, tribunal, Lebanon
Conflictual peacebuilding: Afghanistan two years after Bonn
CMI Report | Jan 2004
This report charts the aid policies pursued in Afghanistan since late 2001 aimed at building peace in a country devastated by two decades of conflict. ...
Afghanistan, Democratisation, Peacebuilding, Reconstruction, Security Sector Reform, Asia: Afghanistan
Between Oslo and al-Aqsa. Taxation and state formation in Palestine 1994-2000
Between Oslo and al-Aqsa. Taxation and state formation in Palestine 1994-2000CMI Report | Jan 2002
The state formation process in Palestine during the period 1994-2000, in contrast to the European experience, was not related to inter-state war but to ...
Middle East: Palestine
Koos Carlo
Koos CarloSenior Researcher
Political scientist focusing on conflict, peace and development
politicial violence, international development, gender equality, DR Congo, Nigeria, South Sudan
Explaining Variation in Violence After Civil war: A Comparative Analysis of Angola (2002-2009) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (2003-2010)
Explaining Variation in Violence After Civil war: A Comparative Analysis of Angola (2002-2009) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (2003-2010)Doctoral Thesis | Jan 2013
Explaining Variation in Violence After Civil war: A Comparative Analysis of Angola (2002-2009) and
Peacebuilding, postwar violence, collective violence. War duration, no. of factions, conflict settlement. Amnesties, prosecutions, ICC. Elections, economic growth, regional neighborhood. Statebuilding, Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Migration, state and civil society in Southeast Asia
CMI Working Paper | Jan 1992
The paper was prepared for a conference on the impact of international migration on the security and stability of states, which was organised by the Massachusetts ...
Migration, International politics, Social conflicts, Southeast Asia
The Bergen Seminar 2000. After war: democracy and reconciliation in divided societies - lessons from the first phase
Project | Jan 1999 - Feb 2000
The seminar examined the short-term and long-term effects on reconciliation and democratication of policy measures that typically follow cessation of ...
Post-conflict, reconciliation, democratisation
Everyday humanitarian diplomacy: Experiences from border areas
Everyday humanitarian diplomacy: Experiences from border areasCMI Brief | Feb 2020
The term humanitarian diplomacy (HD) emerged in early 2000s. HD recognises the role of humanitarian actors when negotiating access, assistance and protection ...
diplomacy, conflict, insecurity, humanitarian diplomacy, borders, border areas, Spain
Civil society and peace building in Sudan: A critical look
Civil society and peace building in Sudan: A critical lookSudan Working Paper | May 2016
Abstract
The role of civil society organizations in peace making and peace building is often valorized, especially in countries that witness protracted ...
peace, society, organizations, civil society, Sudan
Afghan leaders see need for US to make peace
Afghan leaders see need for US to make peaceNews | 27 May 2011
The Afghan conflict is driven by the impact and behaviour of international troops as well as the illegitimacy of the Afghan government.
Afghanistan
Citizenship, statelessness, and human rights protection in Sudan's constitutions and post South Sudan secession challenges
Citizenship, statelessness, and human rights protection in Sudan's constitutions and post South Sudan secession challengesBook Chapter | Jan 2019
Sudan and South Sudan have suffered from repeated cycles of conflict and authoritarianism resulting in serious human rights and humanitarian law violations. ...
Sudan, South Sudan
Return to war in South Sudan
Return to war in South SudanReport in External Series | Apr 2014
While the crisis in South Sudan that started in December 2013 was triggered by a power struggle in the ruling party (SPLM), the causes for the rapid breakdown ...
Sudan
The Challenges of Petroleum Revenues: Ghana, Corruption, and Institutions
The Challenges of Petroleum Revenues: Ghana, Corruption, and InstitutionsBook Chapter | Jan 2013
The potential for using revenues from extractive resources for inclusive growth in Africa is tremendous. However, the realisation of the transformative ...
Corruption, resource curse, institutions, Ghana
Towards 2014 and beyond: NATO, Afghanistan and the "Heart of Asia"
Towards 2014 and beyond: NATO, Afghanistan and the "Heart of Asia"Report in External Series | Sep 2012
Two different and basically conflicting visions of Afghanistan’s post-transition future were discernible by mid-2012.
In one, Afghanistan’s ...
Afghanistan
Exogenous state-building: The contradictions of the international project in Afghanistan
Exogenous state-building: The contradictions of the international project in AfghanistanBook Chapter | Jan 2011
In the contemporary writing on state-building in post-conflict situations, remarkably little attention is paid to what it takes to build a state. There ...
Afghanistan
Humanitarian challenges in Afghanistan: Administrative structures and gender and assistance
CMI Report | Jan 2001
The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan has rapidly deteriorated over the last months, as the conflict between the Taliban and the international community ...
Asia: Afghanistan
The Lost Peace. Collective Land Titling, Natural Resources and Armed Conflict in the Colombian Pacific
Event | 30 Sep 2010
What is the relationship between the change in the structure of land ownership and the dynamics of armed conflict in the Columbian Pacific, and how is it related to the planting and exploitation of palm oil?
Turmoil in Libya and the Darfur Conflict
News | 2 May 2011
A new report on the effects of the Libyan crisis on the dynamics of the Darfur conflict, including Sudanese claims that Col. Gaddafi is arming and supporting JEM.
Sudan