Table of Contents

Foreword: Policy-making for peace and prosperity Introductory Overview Part 1: Setting the Stage 1. The New Security Equation 2. Development and Security Part 2: Human Security and Development 3. Security and Development 4. Comment: Three issues in security and development Part 3: Human Security and the Environment 5. Environmental Security: The policy agenda 6. Comment Part 4: The Antecedents of Conflict 7. Beyond Greed and Grievance: Lessons from studies in the political economy of armed conflict 8. Comment
9. Expanding Economic Models of Civil War Using Case Studies Part 5: Dealing with Root Causes 10. Violation of Human Rights as a Threat to Human Security 11. Comment: Challenging power and fighting inequalities 12. Comment: Human rights and human security - an emancipatory political project Part 6: Security and Development Effectiveness 13. Aid to Conflict-Affected Countries: Lessons for donors 14. Comment 15. Comment Part 7: Reconstruction of War-Torn Countries 16. Reconstruction of War-Torn States and Societies and the Role of External Actors 17. Comment Rebuilding societies and the role of external actors after 9/11 18. Comment 19. Comment Part 8: Conflict Prevention and Peace Building 20. Conflict Prevention and Human Security: Issues and challenges 21. Comment: Conflict prevention and peace building - the determinants of conflict prevention 22. Comment: Strategic deficits in conflict prevention and peace building Part 9: Investing in Peace and Security 23. Reforming Security Sector Governance 24. Investing in Peace and Security in Africa: The case of ECOWAS 25. Comment 26. Towards a New Security and Development Policy Framework

About the Author

Picciotto, Robert; Weaving, Rachel