CIAO DATE: 10/06

Security Governance in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding

Alan Bryden and Heiner Hänggi, Editors

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

February 2006

 

Table of Contents

• Front Matter (PDF, 10 pgs, 31 KB)

  • Table of Contents

  • List of Tables

  • Preface

  • Abbreviations

• Part I: Introduction

  1. Approaching Peacebuilding from a Security Governance Perspective (PDF, 17 pgs, 186 KB)
     Heiner Hänggi

• Part II: Security Sector Reform and Governance

  2. Reforming and Reconstructing the Security Sector (PDF, 21 pgs, 236 KB)
     Alan Bryden and Heiner Hänggi

  3. Engaging Armed Non-State Actors in Post-Conflict Settings (PDF, 15 pgs, 100 KB)
     Caroline Holmqvist

  4. Enabling Civil Society in Security Sector Reconstruction (PDF, 15 pgs, 80 KB)
     Marina Caparini

• Part III: Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration

  5. Embedding DDR Programmes in Security Sector Reconstruction (PDF, 22 pgs, 66 KB)
     Michael Brzoska

  6. Addressing the Global Challenge of Child Soldiers (PDF, 13 pgs, 84 KB)
     P. W. Singer

  7. Combating Small Arms Proliferation and Misuse after Conflict (PDF, 14 pgs, 88 KB)
     Adedeji Ebo

  8. Optimising Mine Action Policies and Practice (PDF, 18 pgs, 103 KB)
     Alan Bryden

• Part IV: Rule of Law and Transitional Justice

  9. Re-establishing the Rule of Law under Transitional Administration (PDF, 14 pgs, 85 KB)
     Sylvain Vité

  10. Promoting Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Societies (PDF, 14 pgs, 88 KB)
      Paul van Zyl

  11. Designing Effective Measures against Trafficking in Human Beings (PDF, 12 pgs, 78 KB)
      Victor-Yves Ghebali

• Part V: Conclusion

  12. Shaping the Security Governance Agenda in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding (PDF, 16 pgs, 178 KB)
      Alan Bryden

• Annex (PDF, 8 pgs, 56 KB)

• List of Contributors, About DCAF, Index (PDF, 7 pgs, 34 KB)