Titlebook: Complexity Thinking for Peacebuilding Practice and Evaluation; Emery Brusset,Cedric de Coning,Bryn Hughes Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Implications of Complexity for Peacebuilding Policies and Practicessation. The chapter also touches on the ethics of applying Complexity to peacebuilding. For instance, unintended consequences are inevitable and must be anticipated, so steps should be taken to monitor, mitigate, and adjust accordingly. The core finding of this chapter is that when peacebuilding att

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Thawing Ceteris Paribus: The Move to a Complex Systems Lenslation. Specifically, mainstream peacebuilding unwittingly relies on the notion of ceteris paribus, which enables a focus on certain aspects without a concern for everything else—which remains constant, frozen. But societies are not made of independent parts, rather a constantly changing web of rela

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Avoiding Perplexity: Complexity-Oriented Monitoring and Evaluation for UN Peace Operationsrecognises that UN police are more engaged in peacebuilding than other major components of these operations. It proceeds in three main parts. The first highlights shortcomings with dominant approaches to M&E in these missions. Drawing on arguments for applying Complexity thinking to peacebuilding. T

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Challenges: EU Civilian Crisis Management and the Objective of Impact Assessment—Kosovo as an Examplnd preparing crisis management operations, she points out that evaluating impact is a more complicated matter than merely reporting on mission activities. Tamminen highlights some difficulties for evaluation that arise from the Complexity of the international presence in a conflict-affected environm

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Organising Artisans for Peace: CMI on a Learning Curveeach conflict resolution initiative are kept to the fore, as opposed to the mainstream’s production-line mindset. Perceptions of the ‘facts’ are diverse and contested; traditional modalities to planning, monitoring, and evaluation are ill-designed for complex systems—including identifying, let alone

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Monitoring and Evaluation in Peacebuilding: Reclaiming the Lost Opportunities for Improving Peacebuieveloping monitoring and evaluation (M&E) within its role as a peacebuilding and conflict resolution organisation. Most M&E approaches towards evaluating programming in peacebuilding have been developed in the development aid contexts to help the donor assess whether its financial contributions have

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Analysing Complex Conflicts: Requirements for Complexity-Aware Conflict Analysisted which ends with a provisional set of requirements of what Complexity implies for conflict analysis. Second, there is a discussion on how current conflict analysis methods meet those requirements and a possible way forward. Finally, Jan Frelin reports on a test case, where a revised method was te

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Conclusiond systems’ ontology depicts a context in which parts of a society can be isolated and ‘fixed’ by altering a few aspects deemed problematic by an external analyst. This reductionist approach is one that practitioners worldwide know does not ring true.