Handbook of International Security and Development
By: edited by Paul Jackson, Professor of African Politics, University of Birmingham, UK
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Cheltenham, UK; Northampton, MA, USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 475
ISBN-13: 9781781955529; 9781781955536
Subjects: International cooperation; International Security; Economic development
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: security and development  -- Paul Jackson. -- The link between security and development; title: On the nature of disagreements regarding the causes of civil war  -- Syed Mansoob Murshed; title: Securitization of development  -- Cai Wilkinson; title: Untangling the gendering of the security-development nexus  -- Heidi Hudson; title: Human security and security sector reform: mutually reinforcing approaches towards people-centred security provision  -- Albrecht Schnabel; title: Digital development-security nexus: linking cyber-humanitarianism and drone warfare  -- Mark Duffield; title: State building, neocolonialism and neotrusteeships  -- Nicolas Lemay-Hébert. -- Security sector reform; title: Security sector reform as a manifestation of the security-development nexus? Towards building SSR theory  -- Albrecht Schnabel; title: Operationalizing the security-development nexus: security sector reform and its implications  -- Lisa Denney; title: Rise and fall of security sector reform in development  -- Peter Albrecht and Finn Stepputat; title: Transitioning from first to second generation security sector reform in conflict-affected countries  -- Mark Sedra; title: Security sector reform and liberal state building  -- Nina Wilén; title: When security and development meet: security sector reform in Sierra Leone  -- Paul Jackson and Peter Albrecht; title: African Union security sector reform and governance: challenges for African peace and development  -- Norman Mlambo. -- Local ownership and actors and community policing; title: Ownership: from policy to practice  -- Timothy Donais; title: Local actors in security and justice programming  -- Peter Albrecht and Helene Maria Kyed; title: Community policing in rural Mozambique and Sierra Leone  -- Helene Maria Kyed and Peter Albrecht; title: Building on what works: local actors and service delivery in fragile situations  -- Peter Albrecht; title: Policing at the local level  -- Bruce Baker. -- Contemporary issues and approaches; title: Stabilizing fragile states  -- Robert Muggah and Steven A. Zyck; title: Hybridity and simultaneity in the Global South  -- Louise W. Moe and Peter Albrecht; title: Corruption and post-conflict reconstruction  -- Heather Marquette and Laurence Cooley; title: Responsibility to protect  -- Louse Riis Andersen; title: Hybrid human rights  -- Rosa Freedman; title: Military forces in contemporary development  -- Danielle Beswick; title: Lessons from peace processes: the case of Napel  -- Geja Sharma Wagle and Paul Jackson; title: Disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) of ex-combatants and development with a specific reference to the reintegration of the Taliban in Afghanistan.