Dialogue Series No 3 - Transforming War Economies
| Author | Title / Description | Date |
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| Martina Fischer & Beatrix Schmelzle (eds.) |
Transforming War Economies. Dilemmas and Strategies
This Dialogue sets out to assess the usefulness of current analytic approaches and policy recommendations in dealing constructively with war economies. Starting off with an overview of the state of the debate by Karen Ballentine and Heiko Nitzschke, respondents from a broad variety of backgrounds add their reflections, strategies and critique.
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2005 08 2005 |
Single articles in this dialogue include:
| Martina Fischer & Beatrix Schmelzle |
Introduction: Dilemmas and Options in Transforming War Economies |
| Karen Ballentine & Heiko Nitzschke |
The Political Economy of Civil War and Conflict Transformation |
| Olu Arowobusoye |
Why They Fight: An Alternative View on the Political Economy of Civil War and Conflict Transformation |
| Peter Lock |
War Economies and the Shadow of Globalisation |
| Nicola Palmer |
Defining a Different War Economy: The Case of Sri Lanka |
| Volker Böge & Angelika Spelten |
The Challenge of War Economies: The Role of the International Community and Civil Society Organisations |
| Karen Ballentine & Heiko Nitzschke |
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See also…
You may also want to read the following articles, which take a closer look at the role of business in and around conflict and peacebuilding:Handbook Article (2005): Nick Killick, VS Srikantha and Canan Gündüz - The Role of Local Business in Peacebuilding (pdf)
Handbook Article (2005): Luc Zandvliet - Opportunities for Synergy: Conflict Transformation and the Corporate Agenda (pdf)