Humanitarian assistance and conflict management: The view from the non-governmental sector

International Affairs

Volumn 77, Issue 4, 2001, Pages 957-966

  Rigby, Andrew ^a  

^a Institute for Clean Growth and Future Mobility   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 0040483566     PISSN: 00205850     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/1468-2346.00229     Document Type: Review

References (26)

1. Nicola Reindorp, 'Global humanitarian assistance: trends and prospects', Humanitarian Exchange no. 18 (London: Humanitarian Practice Network, Overseas Development Institute, March 2001), p. 31.
2. Kevin Clements, 'Positive experiences of peace-building and social transformation', International Peace Research Association Conference, Tampere, August 2000.
3. Nicholas Leader, The politics of principle: the principles of humanitarian action in practice: HPG Report 2 (London: Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, March 2000), www.odi.org.uk/hpg.
4. P. Atkinson & N. Leader, The 'joint policy of operation' and the 'principles and protocols of humanitarian operation' in Liberia: HPG Report 3 (London: Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, March 2000); M. Bradbury, N. Leader & L. Mackintosh, The 'agreement on ground rules' in south Sudan: HPG Report 4 (London: Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, March 2000).
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6. P. Le Billon et al., The political economy of war: what relief agencies need to know (London: Humanitarian Practice Network, Overseas Development Institute, July 2000), www.odihpn.org.uk.
7. Humanitarian Exchange no. 18, March 2001.
8. 'The Brahimi report: politicising humanitarianism?', Humanitarian Exchange no. 18, pp. 38-9.
9. J. Macrae & N. Leader, Shifting sands: the search for 'coherence' between political and humanitarian responses to complex emergencies: HPG Report 8 (London: Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, August 2000).
10. D. Hulme & J. Goodhand, 'NGOs and peace-building in complex political emergencies: final report to the Department for International Development', Peace-building and complex political emergencies, Working Paper no. 12 (Manchester: Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester, March 2000).
11. Hulme & Goodhand, p. 18.
12. For an interesting overview of the relationship between external agencies and indigenous 'civil society' in Kosovo, see Iain Guest, 'Misplaced charity undermines Kosovo's self-reliance', Overseas Development Council, February 2000, www.odc.org/.
13. Diana Francis, 'Conflict transformation - from violence to politics', Committee for Conflict Transfomation Support (CCTS) Newsletter no. 9, summer 2000, pp. 1-14, www.c-r.org/ccts.
14. Judith Large, 'The interplay of domestic, regional and international forces in peacebuilding', CCTS Newsletter no. 13, summer 2001, pp. 1-13, www.c-r.org/ccts. It has been estimated that within a year of the end of the war in Kosovo, 650 new local NGOs had been formed (personal communication, Howard Clark, 8 August 2001).
15. Hulme & Goodhand, p. 16.
16. C. Gaigals & M. Leonhardt, Conflict-sensitive approaches to development: a review of practice (International Alert, Saferworld, International Development Research Centre, 2001). See also Manuela Leonhardt, Conflict impact assessment of EU development cooperation with ACP countries: a review of literature and practice (International Alert and Saferworld, 2000).
17. C. Gaigals & M. Leonhardt, Conflict-sensitive approaches to development: a review of practice (International Alert, Saferworld, International Development Research Centre, 2001). See also Manuela Leonhardt, Conflict impact assessment of EU development cooperation with ACP countries: a review of literature and practice (International Alert and Saferworld, 2000).
18. Under the general title of Prevention of violent conflict and the coherence of EU policies towards the Horn of Africa, Saferworld has produced a series of reports including Sandra Ayoo et al., A case study on the 1992-95 post-conflict demobilisation and reintegration programme in Uganda (October 2000); S. Milas et al., A case study on demobilisation in Djibouti (October 2000); and Alan Nichol et al., EU policies and the risk of conflict in Ethiopia's Awash Valley (October 2000).
19. Under the general title of Prevention of violent conflict and the coherence of EU policies towards the Horn of Africa, Saferworld has produced a series of reports including Sandra Ayoo et al., A case study on the 1992-95 post-conflict demobilisation and reintegration programme in Uganda (October 2000); S. Milas et al., A case study on demobilisation in Djibouti (October 2000); and Alan Nichol et al., EU policies and the risk of conflict in Ethiopia's Awash Valley (October 2000).
20. Under the general title of Prevention of violent conflict and the coherence of EU policies towards the Horn of Africa, Saferworld has produced a series of reports including Sandra Ayoo et al., A case study on the 1992-95 post-conflict demobilisation and reintegration programme in Uganda (October 2000); S. Milas et al., A case study on demobilisation in Djibouti (October 2000); and Alan Nichol et al., EU policies and the risk of conflict in Ethiopia's Awash Valley (October 2000).
21. Under the general title of Prevention of violent conflict and the coherence of EU policies towards the Horn of Africa, Saferworld has produced a series of reports including Sandra Ayoo et al., A case study on the 1992-95 post-conflict demobilisation and reintegration programme in Uganda (October 2000); S. Milas et al., A case study on demobilisation in Djibouti (October 2000); and Alan Nichol et al., EU policies and the risk of conflict in Ethiopia's Awash Valley (October 2000).
22. Andy Carl, 'Supporting local capacities for handling violent conflict: a role for international NGOs?', Conciliation Resources, www.c-r.org/occ_papers/occ_ngos.htm.
23. K. Abdullaev & C. Barnes, eds, Politics of compromise: the Tajikistan peace process, Accord no. 10 (London: Conciliation Resources, 2001), www.c-r.org.
24. M. Kooistra, Indonesia: regional conflicts and state terror (London: Minority Rights Group, July 2001).
25. P. Champain et al., Code of conduct: conflict transformation work (London: International Alert, 1998).
26. S. Fisher et al., Working with conflict: skills and strategies for action (London: Zed Books in association with Responding to Conflict, 2000).