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Fragile Staaten
Transitional Justice
My kingdom for a horse. Geopolitics and the challenges of transitional justice and justice in Syria
This essay seeks to address the challenges of an impartial justice process for post-conflict Syria given the national complexities and the role of external actors with entrenched geopolitical interests and being involved in the on-going violence.
Transitional Justice
Wirtschaft und Frieden
FriEnt’s Tour d’horizon of the inclusion of Economic and Social dimensions into Transitional Justice
Over the past years FriEnt has organized a series of conferences and workshops on this topic that brought together very different perspectives. We thus assembled and encouraged exchange on experiences and lessons learned, but also on challenges and new ways.
Health
Transitional Justice
Linking Peacebuilding and Health in post-conflict settings
Health is being possessed by the people that ‘operationalize’ the collective norms of their community. Their well-being is a prerequisite to a functioning and healthy society. Thus, public health policy should be a central concern of all post-conflict recovery activities.
Security
Entwicklung in unsicheren Gefilden
Das Briefing beleuchtet Kernbegriffe sicherheits-, außen- und entwicklungspolitischer Akteure und zeigt Herausforderungen bei Strategieentwicklung und Zusammenarbeit. Ein Aspekt sind die unterschiedlichen Perspektiven und kontroversen Positionen staatlicher und zivilgesellschaftlicher Akteure.
Development Cooperation
Transitional Justice
New Horizons. Linking Development Cooperation and Transitional Justice for Sustainable Peace
In which way can development cooperation and transitional justice take into consideration the full range of injustices that are at the root of war and violence. The conference report is an issue paper that focusses on some main points for follow-up.
Briefing
Development Assistance
Security
Ein zwiespältiges Verhältnis: Private Sicherheitsfirmen und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit
Dieses Briefing gibt einen Überblick über die wichtigsten Ursachen, Wirkungen und Trends privater Sicherheitsmärkte in Entwicklungsländern und in bewaffneten Konflikten. Es zeigt Ansätze zu deren Regulierung auf und diskutiert Herausforderungen und Handlungsansätze der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit.