Titlebook: Effective Civil-Military Interaction in Peace Operations; Theory and Practice Gerard Lucius,Sebastiaan Rietjens Book 2016 Springer Internat

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,Military’s Engagement in Civilian Healthcare,he international military in reconstructing Afghanistan’s health sector and attempts to identify the concerns military engagement in health reconstruction evokes. By relating empirical evidence to the ongoing debate in military and development communities the chapter aims to provide answers to the q

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CIMIC Projects: Divergent Interests, Convergent Action?,habitants of the host country have different, but partly overlapping interests related to CIMIC projects. Only few of those are related to the needs of the recipients of the assistance; most motives to engage are political in nature. A case study of projects by the Dutch forces in Uruzgan describes

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Fighting Corruption in Conflict Areas,t role to play in countering corruption. Yet there is little information on how it can carry out this function. This contribution by Transparency International aims to highlight how corruption manifests in conflict environments so that an understanding of corruption risks is developed. Subsequently,

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Human Rights and Refugee Protection: The Interface with Humanitarian Actors, by armed conflict, including to those who have fled their home areas to seek asylum or a safe haven. It is important, as part of preparation for deployment, as well as regularly during the course of a deployment, to clarify the nature of the military’s relationship with humanitarian actors and the

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Leadership and the Comprehensive Approach,ries stress the need for decentralization of leadership, especially in light of today’s complex and unpredictable missions that take place under the label of the comprehensive approach. The question is which of these seemingly opposing tendencies wins through. Research into the functioning of Dutch

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Improving Evaluation of Civil-Military Cooperation,ndependently resolve the complex political and socio-economic problems in such situations (e.g., NATO 2010; EU 2013; UN 2013). Indeed, civil-military cooperation helps organizations to synergistically combine resources, expertise, and efforts when dealing with complex issues during peace-support eff

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Civil-Military Interaction: From Practice to Theory,ithin the practice of civil-military interaction to international peace operations and provides suggestions on how to craft a more adequate theory of civil-military interaction that can inform policymaking and doctrine development.

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