Stabilization Missions – Lessons to Be Learned from Resilience-Based Peacebuilding

Fluri, Philipp

doi:10.11610/connections.19.4.04

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“…Once the idea that each step towards peace results from individual efforts becomes commonplace among the local community, the idea of worthiness is instilled, and that leads to genuine and positive feelings of protectiveness towards the results achieved. 20 Yet, these values of inclusion and ownership need to be supported by the idea of sustainability. Thus, it is not enough to seek overarching and personal efforts; they need to be translated into real actions capable of upholding the results over time.…”

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Prospects for Improvement in Peacebuilding: The Choice for Cooperation and Coordination

Ferraro¹

2021

ISIJ

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Prospects for Improvement in Peacebuilding: The Choice for Cooperation and Coordination

Ferraro¹

2021

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“…11 After the so-called Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine and the downing of a Malaysian Air MH-17 airliner over the occupied territo-ries in the east of the country, he co-directed a public discussion platform on se-curity sector reform, funded by the NL Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 12 More re-cent studies and initiatives have been focussed on intelligence reform, 13 resilience and stabilization, 14 and interorganizational cooperation (this issue).…”

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Interorganizational and International Cooperation and Coordination in Providing Security: Current Practice and Lessons Learned

Fluri¹,

Prezelj²

2021

ISIJ

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This editorial article starts with a a generic reflection on interagency and international cooperation and coordination. Then, the two editors report on their personal experience. First, Dr. Fluri critically assesses the experience and lessons learned from the coordination of national, internationally supported initiatives to reform security sectors and enhance their effectiveness, efficiency, and oversight. Then Prof. Prezelj focuses on interorganizaitonal cooperation and coordination in counter-terrorism, crisis management and critical infrastructure protection. Finally, the article briefly presents the volume and each individual contribution.

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A First Look at the Geoeconomic Challenges of Rebuilding Ukraine

Colibășanu

2024

Contributions to Security and Defence Studies

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The Ukrainian reconstruction project is a complex and ongoing endeavor, requiring a thorough evaluation of the initial stages of the process. The first stage involves assessing the war scenarios while addressing the societal harm done while fighting to counter Russia’s aggression. The definition and implementation of victory will establish the primary goals for rebuilding Ukraine’s socioeconomic and political future. This study employs theoretical frameworks for international conflict management to give an early knowledge of the present conflict, state players’ goals, and methods of defining victory. The research identifies two crucial components that the West and Russia share in defining victory: (1) the avoidance of direct conflict between NATO and Russia’s military force, and (2) the post-war reconstruction process, which includes not just Ukraine but also Russia. Using the geoeconomic framework to address the Ukraine reconstruction project, the research aims to establish the main layers of the peacebuilding process on both warring sides, which include economic (short and long term) support, financial infrastructure maintenance, and infrastructure investment. Finally, the paper discusses the difficult decisions and sacrifices that must be taken to assist Ukraine’s reconstruction process, resulting in efficient and robust infrastructure that can adapt to changing conditions.

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Stabilization Missions – Lessons to Be Learned from Resilience-Based Peacebuilding

Cited by 4 publications

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Prospects for Improvement in Peacebuilding: The Choice for Cooperation and Coordination

Prospects for Improvement in Peacebuilding: The Choice for Cooperation and Coordination

Interorganizational and International Cooperation and Coordination in Providing Security: Current Practice and Lessons Learned

A First Look at the Geoeconomic Challenges of Rebuilding Ukraine

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