CIAO DATE: 10/06

After Intervention: Public Security Management in Post-Conflict Societies From Intervention to Sustainable Local Ownership

Anja H. Ebnother and Philip Fluri, Editors

Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

August 2005

 

Table of Contents

• Front Matter and Introduction

• Part I: Post-Conflict Security Arrangements – the Role of the International Community

  • 1: The International Community and State Reconstruction in War-Torn Societies
    Robin Luckham

  • 2: Post-Conflict Security Arrangements
    Souren G. Seraydarian

• Part II: Observations on Recent Interventions

  • 3: Public Security Management in Post-Conflict Afghanistan: Challenges to Building Local Ownership
    Richard Ponzio

  • 4: Lost Opportunities and Unlearned Lessons – the Continuing Legacy of Bosnia
    Kurt W. Bassuener

  • 5: The Police Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Dominique Wisler

  • 6: Consolidating the Security Sector in Post-Conflict States: Polish Lessons from Iraq
    Rafał Domisiewicz

  • 7: Public Security Management and Peace Operations.
    Kosovo and UNMIK: Never Land.
    Edward Rees

• Part III: Building Local Ownership in Public Security Management

  • 8: Unknotting Local Ownership
    Eric Scheye and Gordon Peake

  • 9: Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Societies – Approaches to Reconciliation
    Eirin Mobekk

  • 10: Building Local Capacity for Maintaining Public Security
    Annika S. Hansen

  • 11: Rule of Law Programs in Multidimensional Peace Operations: Legitimacy and Ownership
    Agnès Hurwitz

  • 12: The Role of Humanitarian and Development Organisations in Relation to the Security Sector in Transition Situations
    Meinrad Studer and Oliver Fox

• Lessons Learned & List of Contributors

  • Conference Report
    Eirin Mobekk