2020
DOI: 10.1080/17502977.2020.1812962
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Forging Civil–Military Cooperation: Domestic and International Laboratories of CIMIC Knowledge and Practice

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“…For this purpose, military peacekeepers undergo necessary training to assist peacebuilding while encompassing all post-conflict scenarios (see modules of UN-CIMIC STM 2014). The training aims to prepare them for liaison tasks (information sharing, planning, reporting), military support related to civil assistance in complex emergencies, community support, cultural awareness, conflict resolution, Protection of Civilians (POCs), Security Sector Reforms (SSR), and Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) [38].…”
Section: Post-conflict Environments and Cimicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this purpose, military peacekeepers undergo necessary training to assist peacebuilding while encompassing all post-conflict scenarios (see modules of UN-CIMIC STM 2014). The training aims to prepare them for liaison tasks (information sharing, planning, reporting), military support related to civil assistance in complex emergencies, community support, cultural awareness, conflict resolution, Protection of Civilians (POCs), Security Sector Reforms (SSR), and Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) [38].…”
Section: Post-conflict Environments and Cimicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Access to such centers is open to the local population and the civil society organizations' representatives. In case of conflict, communication takes place through coordination meetings and during citizens' appeals (Daniel & Wittichová, 2020). During the Russo-Georgian War in 2008, none of the parties of the conflict established centers of civil and military cooperation due to the ephemerality of the conflict.…”
Section: застосування інформаційного впливу на цивільне населення рос...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This, he argues, "is creating a form of ghetto for a diverse range of 'civil' issues best separated and responded to by a variety of staff branches within a headquarters" (Mackinlay 1996:11). Daniel and Wittichová (2020) add to this by arguing that so-called CIMIC officers of the Czech Republic Armed forces tend to understand their role primarily as facilitators of wider military goals (see also Brocades Zaalberg 2018 on CIMIC officers). While the primary focus was not on the armed forces as an organization, many studies like this have focused on military personnel or units.…”
Section: Prerequisites For Civil-military Cooperation In the Internat...mentioning
confidence: 99%