Post-War Security Transitions/
Post-War Security Transitions/
- New York: Routledge, 2012.
General introduction
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
Part I: Post-war security promotion: state-of-the-art
Chapter 1|13 pages
DDR and SSR: Conventional approaches to international peacebuilding assistance
ByMARK KNIGHT
Chapter 2|11 pages
Deficits and blind spots in existing approaches to post- war security promotion
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
Chapter 3|18 pages
The M19’s reinsertion process: challenges and lessons learnt
ByOTTY PATIÑO, VERA GRABE
Chapter 4|10 pages
Political and security negotiations and security sector transformation in South Africa
ByGAVIN CAWTHRA
Chapter 5|12 pages
South Africa’s experience of military integration through interactive negotiation and planning
ByABOOBAKER ISMAIL
Chapter 6|14 pages
The guarantees of security: The FMLN and the Salvadoran peace process
ByJULIO MARTÍNEZ
Chapter 7|18 pages
Agents of change – ex- prisoners, ex- combatants and conflict transformation in Northern Ireland
ByKIERAN MCEVOY
Chapter 8|12 pages
Demobilising and integrating a liberation army in the context of state formation: Kosovo’s perspective on security transition
ByRAMADAN QEHAJA, KOSUM KOSUMI, FLORIAN QEHAJA
Chapter 9|18 pages
The process of security transition in Burundi: challenges in security sector reform and combatant integration
ByJULIEN NIMUBONA, GÉRARD BIRANTAMIJE
Chapter 10|14 pages
Linking DDR, security sector development and transitional justice in Southern Sudan
ByWILLIAM DENG DENG
Chapter 11|11 pages
Guns, soldiers and votes: lessons from the DDR process in Aceh
ByAGUS WANDI
Chapter 12|15 pages
The reintegration of ex- combatants in post- war Aceh: remaining challenges to a gender- blind planning and implementation process
BySHADIA MARHABAN
Chapter 13|8 pages
The challenges of security sector restructuring in Nepal
ByKHAGENDRA NEUPANE
Chapter 14|12 pages
Challenges of combatants’ rehabilitation and army integration: perspectives from Maoist cantonments in Nepal
ByKIYOKO OGURA
Part XI: Comparative analysis and lessons learnt
Security transitions in perspective
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET, KATRIN PLANTA
General conclusion
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
9780203127469
Politics
International Relations
General introduction
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
Part I: Post-war security promotion: state-of-the-art
Chapter 1|13 pages
DDR and SSR: Conventional approaches to international peacebuilding assistance
ByMARK KNIGHT
Chapter 2|11 pages
Deficits and blind spots in existing approaches to post- war security promotion
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
Chapter 3|18 pages
The M19’s reinsertion process: challenges and lessons learnt
ByOTTY PATIÑO, VERA GRABE
Chapter 4|10 pages
Political and security negotiations and security sector transformation in South Africa
ByGAVIN CAWTHRA
Chapter 5|12 pages
South Africa’s experience of military integration through interactive negotiation and planning
ByABOOBAKER ISMAIL
Chapter 6|14 pages
The guarantees of security: The FMLN and the Salvadoran peace process
ByJULIO MARTÍNEZ
Chapter 7|18 pages
Agents of change – ex- prisoners, ex- combatants and conflict transformation in Northern Ireland
ByKIERAN MCEVOY
Chapter 8|12 pages
Demobilising and integrating a liberation army in the context of state formation: Kosovo’s perspective on security transition
ByRAMADAN QEHAJA, KOSUM KOSUMI, FLORIAN QEHAJA
Chapter 9|18 pages
The process of security transition in Burundi: challenges in security sector reform and combatant integration
ByJULIEN NIMUBONA, GÉRARD BIRANTAMIJE
Chapter 10|14 pages
Linking DDR, security sector development and transitional justice in Southern Sudan
ByWILLIAM DENG DENG
Chapter 11|11 pages
Guns, soldiers and votes: lessons from the DDR process in Aceh
ByAGUS WANDI
Chapter 12|15 pages
The reintegration of ex- combatants in post- war Aceh: remaining challenges to a gender- blind planning and implementation process
BySHADIA MARHABAN
Chapter 13|8 pages
The challenges of security sector restructuring in Nepal
ByKHAGENDRA NEUPANE
Chapter 14|12 pages
Challenges of combatants’ rehabilitation and army integration: perspectives from Maoist cantonments in Nepal
ByKIYOKO OGURA
Part XI: Comparative analysis and lessons learnt
Security transitions in perspective
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET, KATRIN PLANTA
General conclusion
ByVÉRONIQUE DUDOUET , HANS J . GIESSMANN AND
9780203127469
Politics
International Relations