Travelling Models in African Conflict Management : Translating Technologies of Social Ordering Travelling models are a concept that offers to examine the translation of conflict management models into differing practices of ordering in African countries. Intro Travelling Models in African Conflict Management Copyright Contents Generalities Preface List of Contributors 1. Travelling Models: Introducing an Analytical Concept to Globalisation Studies Part 1: Expert Interventions and Local Redefinitions 2. Workshopping Owners: Policies Procedures and Pitfalls of Peace Building in the Non State Sector of Liberia 3. Does Rationality Travel Translations of a World Bank Model for Fair Oil Revenue Distribution in Chad 4. Conflicts as Disasters: Translations of Conflict in Post apartheid South Africa Part 2: Institutions of Political Ordering 5. Power Sharing in Southeast Darfur: Local Translations of an International Model 6. Travelling Ideologies and the Resurgence of Traditional Institutions in Post 1991 Ethiopia 7. Democratisation between Violent Conflict and the Resurgence of Chieftaincy: Local Transformations of a Travelling Model in Kwazulu Natal South Africa Part 3: Mobilisation and Communities in Social Ordering 8. Singing for Change: Music as a Means of Political Expression for Young People in Sierra Leone and Liberia 9. Translations of Community Policing in Different Social Orders in Stellenbosch Index.