Igad and Regional Security in the Horn

Healy, Sally

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“…Attempts to find a political solution to the crisis were first initiated by Kenya's President Moi in December 2001 with representatives from both the Transitional National Government and the Somali Restoration and Reconciliation Council (SRRC) meeting in Nakuru, Kenya, (Interpeace 2009). Following the failure of this intervention, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) decided to launch another Somali peace process (Healy 2013). IGAD initiated the Somali peace process by recruiting President Moi at its annual summit in January 2002 to work with Ethiopia and Djibouti and bring the two conflict parties together (Healy 2013).…”

Section: Somalia and Kenya: Business Sector Supporting Inclusive Negomentioning

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“…Following the failure of this intervention, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) decided to launch another Somali peace process (Healy 2013). IGAD initiated the Somali peace process by recruiting President Moi at its annual summit in January 2002 to work with Ethiopia and Djibouti and bring the two conflict parties together (Healy 2013). The Eldoret/Mbagathi process represented the first concerted effort by Kenya, Ethiopia, and Djibouti to work together under the IGAD to solve Somalia's problems.…”

Section: Somalia and Kenya: Business Sector Supporting Inclusive Negomentioning

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“…The Eldoret/Mbagathi process represented the first concerted effort by Kenya, Ethiopia, and Djibouti to work together under the IGAD to solve Somalia's problems. After some delays, the Somali National Reconciliation Conference, led by Kenya with international backing, opened in Eldoret, Kenya in October 2002 (Healy 2013).…”

Section: Somalia and Kenya: Business Sector Supporting Inclusive Negomentioning

confidence: 99%

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Enlarging the Negotiation Table with Business Sector Actors: Who, How and with What Effect?

Çuhadar

2019

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This article examines the inclusion of business sector actors in peace and political transition negotiations. Looking across twenty-two cases, this study examines who has been included as business sector representatives in these negotiations and through which inclusion modalities. The study finds that business sector actors were included primarily through consultation modalities in officially mandated meetings running parallel to negotiations, informal consultations, or as part of public consultations. Second most common is direct representation of business sector actors at the negotiation table. Less common is business sector inclusion in high-level track one-and-a-half workshops and inclusive commissions. The article then focuses on the impact of business actors on negotiations. Four cases of business inclusion are discussed in detail – Somalia, Kenya, Guatemala and El Salvador – comparing and contrasting supportive and obstructive examples.

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Section: Somalia and Kenya: Business Sector Supporting Inclusive Negomentioning

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Section: Somalia and Kenya: Business Sector Supporting Inclusive Negomentioning

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Enlarging the Negotiation Table with Business Sector Actors: Who, How and with What Effect?

Çuhadar

2019

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“…In Somalia, despite IGAD's many conflict resolution attempts since the beginning of the crisis, it was not possible to stabilize the country and to establish an authority able to maintain order and peace. In 2002, however, and agreement was reached that established, in , a Transitional Federal Parliament and, in 2005 Healy 2014).…”

Section: Post-cold War (1991-2001): New and "Renewed" Security Challementioning

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Pereira

2017

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“…In Somalia, despite IGAD's many conflict resolution attempts since the beginning of the crisis, it was not possible to stabilize the country and to establish an authority able to maintain order and peace. In 2002, however, and agreement was reached that established, in 2004, a Transitional Federal Parliament and, in 2005 Healy 2014).…”

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Segurança Regional No Chifre Da África: Conflitos, Agendas E Ameaças

Cardoso

2017

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Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar a dinâmica de segurança no Chifre da África no período pós-independência, identificando os atores, agendas e ameaças. Para tanto, ele se divide em três partes. Na primeira parte, faz-se uma análise da dinâmica de segurança no Chifre da África durante o período da Guerra Fria, focando-se nas rivalidades regionais e na penetração das potências extrarregionais. Na segunda parte são discutidas as transformações ocorridas na região no imediato pós-Guerra Fria, focando nas dinâmicas de segurança internas das unidades (Estados) e regionais. Por fim, a última parte busca identificar as “novas” ameaças e as repostas internacionais e regionais, bem como a nova importância estratégica da região para as potências tradicionais no pós-11 de setembro de 2001 consumado no processo de securitização.

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Igad and Regional Security in the Horn

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Enlarging the Negotiation Table with Business Sector Actors: Who, How and with What Effect?

Enlarging the Negotiation Table with Business Sector Actors: Who, How and with What Effect?

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Segurança Regional No Chifre Da África: Conflitos, Agendas E Ameaças

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