Routledge Handbook of African Peacebuilding
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Routledge Handbook of African Peacebuilding
Charbonneau, Bruno; Ricard, Maxime
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2022
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Introduction: Whose Peacebuilding? Power, Politics, Practices Part I: Institutions 1. From Peacekeeping to Peacebuilding: Towards a UN Peace Continuum 2. The United Nations and the African Union: Partners or Rivals in Peace Operations? 3. Peacebuilding via Security Sector Reform and Governance? The Case of West Africa 4. Preventing Conflict-Induced Forced Displacement in Africa: UNHCR, the AU and the Rhetoric and Realities of 'Root Causes' Part II: Themes and Debates 5. African Mediation in High-Intensity Conflict: How African? 6. Justice and Reconciliation in Africa: The Emergence of the African Union Transitional Justice Policy 7. The Politics of Knowledge and an African Transitional Justice: Analysing Africa as a Constitutive Outside 8. Local Peacebuilding: The Reflexive Encounter Between a Subaltern View and a Practitioner in Cote D'Ivoire 9. Women, Gender and Peacebuilding in Africa 10. Development and Peacebuilding 11. Peacebuilding and Democracy in Africa 12. The Climate Crisis and Its Challenges for African Peacebuilding Part III: Case Studies 13. Peace by Delegation? The G5 Sahel's Quest to Build Sustainable Peace 14. Counterinsurgency and Peacebuilding in Somalia and Mali 15. Peacebuilding in The Gambia: Sustaining the Gains and Addressing Potential Threats to the Process 16. The Politics of Transitional Justice and Peacemaking in a Non-Transition Context: The Case of South Sudan 17. Peacebuilding in Guinea-Bissau: Challenges and the Way Forward to Sustaining Peace and Security 18. Stability for Whom and for What? The Ivorian Peacebuilding Experience Under Alassane Ouattara Conclusion: African Peacebuilding for Whom and What? Bringing the People Back In
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African Peacebuilding;rwanda;G5 Sahel;reconciliation;Transitional Justice;liberia;South Sudan;Cote d'Ivoire;International Humanitarian Law;south africa;Socio-economic Development;Sierra Leone;Central African Republic;statebuilding;Transitional Justice Norm;Security;SSR;peacebuilding;Long Term Governance;peace;Peacebuilding Fund;peacekeeping;ECOWAS Mission;conflict resolution;Local Turn;Civil Society;AU PSC;Pax Africana;AU Commission;African Led International Support Mission;Peacebuilding Support Office;Transitional Justice Scholarship;Transitional Justice Field;AU;Independent High Level Panel;Alassane Ouattara;Transitional Justice Processes
Introduction: Whose Peacebuilding? Power, Politics, Practices Part I: Institutions 1. From Peacekeeping to Peacebuilding: Towards a UN Peace Continuum 2. The United Nations and the African Union: Partners or Rivals in Peace Operations? 3. Peacebuilding via Security Sector Reform and Governance? The Case of West Africa 4. Preventing Conflict-Induced Forced Displacement in Africa: UNHCR, the AU and the Rhetoric and Realities of 'Root Causes' Part II: Themes and Debates 5. African Mediation in High-Intensity Conflict: How African? 6. Justice and Reconciliation in Africa: The Emergence of the African Union Transitional Justice Policy 7. The Politics of Knowledge and an African Transitional Justice: Analysing Africa as a Constitutive Outside 8. Local Peacebuilding: The Reflexive Encounter Between a Subaltern View and a Practitioner in Cote D'Ivoire 9. Women, Gender and Peacebuilding in Africa 10. Development and Peacebuilding 11. Peacebuilding and Democracy in Africa 12. The Climate Crisis and Its Challenges for African Peacebuilding Part III: Case Studies 13. Peace by Delegation? The G5 Sahel's Quest to Build Sustainable Peace 14. Counterinsurgency and Peacebuilding in Somalia and Mali 15. Peacebuilding in The Gambia: Sustaining the Gains and Addressing Potential Threats to the Process 16. The Politics of Transitional Justice and Peacemaking in a Non-Transition Context: The Case of South Sudan 17. Peacebuilding in Guinea-Bissau: Challenges and the Way Forward to Sustaining Peace and Security 18. Stability for Whom and for What? The Ivorian Peacebuilding Experience Under Alassane Ouattara Conclusion: African Peacebuilding for Whom and What? Bringing the People Back In
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African Peacebuilding;rwanda;G5 Sahel;reconciliation;Transitional Justice;liberia;South Sudan;Cote d'Ivoire;International Humanitarian Law;south africa;Socio-economic Development;Sierra Leone;Central African Republic;statebuilding;Transitional Justice Norm;Security;SSR;peacebuilding;Long Term Governance;peace;Peacebuilding Fund;peacekeeping;ECOWAS Mission;conflict resolution;Local Turn;Civil Society;AU PSC;Pax Africana;AU Commission;African Led International Support Mission;Peacebuilding Support Office;Transitional Justice Scholarship;Transitional Justice Field;AU;Independent High Level Panel;Alassane Ouattara;Transitional Justice Processes
