Meeting the Challenges of Crisis States Crisis States Research Centre Report Meeting the Challenges of Crisis States
Meeting the Challenges of Crisis States Crisis States Research Centre Report Meeting the Challenges of Crisis States
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应对危机国家的挑战 危机国家研究中心报告 应对危机国家的挑战
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J. Putzel;Jonathan Di;John;Sean Fox;Antonio Giustozzi;Tom Goodfellow;Francisco Gutiérrez;G. Hesselbein
A catalogue record for this report is available from the British Library. This document is an output from a project funded by UKaid from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) for the benefit of developing countries. The views expressed are not necessarily those of DFID. CONTENTS Page Introduction and executive summary ii 1 Seeing the state as a political settlement: elite bargains and 1 social mobilisation 2 Distinguishing state fragility and resilience 5 3 Political organisations and trajectories of fragility and resilience 20 4 Politics of violent conflict: rebels, warlords and urban civic conflict 27 5 Military interventions, regional organisations and prospects for 33 peace making and peace building 6 Economic resource mobilisation: trajectories of accumulation 39 and links to fragility and resilience in states and cities 7 From fragility and resilience to development 47 8 References 55 * This paper is the product of a major collective research effort financed by the UK Department for International Development. Over five years the Crisis States Research Centre published over one-hundred Working Papers, Discussion Papers and Occasional Papers and produced eight key Policy Direction Papers and six integrated thematic papers. The research has already produced 86 refereed journal articles, 55 book chapters, 17 books and 63 policy papers and reports. We cannot do justice to such a rich body of work in a single paper. We would like to acknowledge the contribution of the entire CSRC team whose work we have used extensively and the continual support from Wendy Foulds, who served as centre administrator and Jonathan Curry-Machado, our copy-editor. for comments on the paper. The words of all the team appear in this text and particularly those of Jo Beall and Laurie Nathan, who led work on the Cities and Regional programmes. However, the authors take responsibility for all errors and omissions.
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