Bureaucratic façade and political realities of disarmament and demobilisation in Afghanistan

Reintegrating Armed Groups After Conflict: Politics, Violence and Transition

Volumn , Issue , 2009, Pages 67-88

  Giustozzi, Antonio ^a  

^a Crisis States Research Centre   (Afghanistan)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84917442605     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.4324/9780203876497     Document Type: Chapter

References (23)

1. Amnesty International, (2003). Afghanistan: Police Reconstruction Essential for the Protection of Human Rights, Amnesty International, London.
2. ANBP Partnership for peace: Afghanistan's New Beginnings Program, 2003-2006. Kabul.
3. ANBP Partnership for peace: Afghanistan's New Beginnings Program, 2004. 'Reintegration Framework', unpublished internal paper, Kabul.
4. Berntsen, Gary, (2005). Jawbreaker, Three Rivers Press, New York.
5. Chayes, Sarah, (2006). The Punishment of Virtue, Penguin Press, New York.
6. Dennys, C., (2005). Disarmament, Demobilization and Rearmament? The Effect of Disarmament in Afghanistan, Afghan NGO Network, Japan.
7. Giustozzi, A., 2007. 'Afghanistan: Political Parties or Militia Fronts?', in de Zeeuw, J. (ed.), Transforming Rebel Movements After Civil Wars, Lynne Rienner, Boulder, CO.
8. Giustozzi, A., (2007). Koran, Kalashnikov and Laptop: The Neo-Taliban Insurgency in Afghanistan, C. Hurst & Co, London.
9. Giustozzi, A., 2007. 'Auxiliary Force or National Army? Afghanistan's "ANA" and the Counter-Insurgency Effort, 2002-2006', Small Wars and Insurgencies 18:1.
10. Inspectors General, US Department of State and US Defence, (2006). Interagency Assessment of Afghanistan Police Training and Readiness, Washington DC.
11. International Crisis Group (ICG), (2003). Disarmament and Reintegration in Afghanistan, Asia Report No. 65, ICG, Kabul/Brussels.
12. International Crisis Group (ICG), 2007. Reforming Afghanistan's Police. Asia Report No. 138, ICG, Kabul/Brussels.
13. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 2003. 'Chair's Summary: The Tokyo Conference on Consolidation of Peace (DDR) in Afghanistan - Change of Order "from Guns to Plows" ', 22 February, at www.mofa.go.jp/region/middle_e/afghanistan/pv0302/ddr_ sum.html.
14. President of the Republic of Afghanistan (decree dated 27 April 2004), 'On the structural reduction of the Ministry of Defense and Heavy Weapons Cantonment throughout the whole country'.
15. Rossi, S. and Giustozzi, A., 2006. 'Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration of Ex-Combatants (DDR) in Afghanistan: Constraints and Limited Capabilities', Working Papers series 2, no. 2, Crisis States Research Centre (LSE), London.
16. Roughneen, Simon, n.d. 'Unhappy prospects for Afghan security', The Oxford Council on Good Governance, Security Briefing no. 4.
17. Rubin, Barnett R., (2003). Identifying Options and Entry Points for Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration in Afghanistan, Center on International Cooperation, New York University, New York.
18. Sedra, Mark, 2004. 'Afghanistan: Democracy Before Peace?', Foreign Policy in Focus -Special Report.
19. Serchuk, Vance, 2006. 'Cop Out: Why Afghanistan has no Police'. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
20. Sky, Emma, 2007. 'Afghanistan Case Study: The Lead Nation Approach', in Nathan, L. (ed.), No Ownership, No Commitment: A Guide to Local Ownership of Security Sector Reform, University of Birmingham, Birmingham.
21. Tarzi, Amin, 2005. 'Afghanistan: Disarming the Militias - Which Militias and Which Arms?', RL/RFE 20 April.
22. Thruelsen, Peter Dahl, (2006). From Soldier to Civilian: Disarmament Demobilisation Reintegration in Afghanistan, Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen.
23. Wilder, A., (2007). Cops or Robbers?, Afghan Research and Evaluation Unit, Kabul.