Civil Military Operations: Afghanistan. Observations on Civil Military Operations During the First Year of Operation Enduring Freedom

Flavin, William

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“…In recent years, international military forces and civilian agencies have worked hard to improve their cooperation in post‐conflict or weak states (Weiss and Collins 2000; Flavin 2004). Communication and coordination are much improved in donor capitals and within organizations like the United Nations and NATO.…”

Section: Persistent Problems With International Peacebuildingmentioning

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Ending Wars and Building Peace: International Responses to War-Torn Societies

Call¹,

Cousens²

2008

Int Studies Perspectives

149

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Scholars and practitioners of international relations have devoted increasing attention to how cease-fires, once achieved, may be translated into sustained peace. In recent years, the United Nations, the World Bank, and the United States and other governments have revamped their institutional architecture for addressing post-conflict reconstruction and peacebuilding. The creation in 2006 of a UN Peacebuilding Commission exemplifies these changes. The relationship between weak states and the durability of peace has acquired new emphasis in IR research. This article analyzes recent conceptual developments in post-conflict peacebuilding, relating them to new thinking about fragile states. It then analyzes the international architecture for addressing post-conflict peacebuilding, identifying gaps, and analyzing likely policy challenges in the near future. We argue that despite important analytic insights and institutional changes, serious challenges persist in efforts to prevent wars from recurring.

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Section: Persistent Problems With International Peacebuildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ending Wars and Building Peace: International Responses to War-Torn Societies

Call¹,

Cousens²

2008

Int Studies Perspectives

149

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Participatory elicitation of development needs in conflict environments

Latek

Rizi

Geller³

2012

Proceedings Title: Proceedings of the 2012 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC)

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Os conflitos contemporâneos e a teoria de Sun Tzu: novas abordagens, antigos postulados

2016

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O cenário internacional da atualidade apresenta-se bastante complexo, notadamente a partir da década de 1990, com a derrocada da União Soviética e a consequente quebra da ordem mundial bipolar. Ainda assim, a transformação dos Estados Unidos da América na única superpotência mundial não trouxe a paz esperada ao sistema internacional, verificando-se o surgimento de diversos conflitos. Os Estados passaram a adaptar suas estratégias militares às demandas advindas dessa nova conjuntura. Nesse contexto, o presente trabalho tem por objetivo geral analisar a aplicabilidade da teoria da guerra proposta por Sun Tzu aos conflitos contemporâneos. Para alcançar esse fim, foram traçados os seguintes objetivos específicos: estudar os conceitos e as estratégias conexas às abordagens abrangentes dos conflitos contemporâneos; estudar a escola estratégica chinesa, destacando a teoria da guerra de Sun Tzu; discutir as aproximações dos postulados de Sun Tzu aos conflitos contemporâneos. Utilizou-se uma abordagem qualitativa, valorizando a epistemologia da complexidade. As categorias estudadas foram: estratégia indireta; conhecimento do inimigo; dissimulação e previsão; tempo; preparação do campo de batalha e liderança. A revisão da literatura foi feita por meio de pesquisa bibliográfica. A discussão compreende a análise de conteúdo e a triangulação das entrevistas e de textos dos novos conflitos. Por fim, pôde-se constatar a validade e a aplicabilidade das teorias de Sun Tzu aos conflitos contemporâneos, tornando sua obra uma leitura recomendada para qualquer estrategista do século XXI.

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Civil Military Operations: Afghanistan. Observations on Civil Military Operations During the First Year of Operation Enduring Freedom

Cited by 3 publications

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Ending Wars and Building Peace: International Responses to War-Torn Societies

Ending Wars and Building Peace: International Responses to War-Torn Societies

Participatory elicitation of development needs in conflict environments

Os conflitos contemporâneos e a teoria de Sun Tzu: novas abordagens, antigos postulados

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