This book presents evidence that international interventions in Timor-Leste contributed to the violent political conflict in 2006, four years after independence from Indonesia, and seeks to guide policy-makers and practitioners working to prevent conflict in war-to-peace transitions.
This book presents evidence that international interventions in Timor-Leste contributed to the violent political conflict in 2006, four years after independence from Indonesia, and seeks to guide policy-makers and practitioners working to prevent conflict in war-to-peace transitions.
Rebecca E. Engel is a Lecturer at the University of York, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: why this book? Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Peace, violence and the political economy of development: critical concepts in post-war recovery 3 Political settlement interrupted: Part I - Portuguese colonialism 4 Political settlement interrupted: Part II - Indonesian occupation 5 The mechanics and conceptualization of state-building 6 The practice of aid: the agriculture sector 7 The practice of aid: the private sector and CSOs 8 The 2006 political crisis revisited 9 Implications for contemporary peacebuilding Postscript Index
Preface: why this book? Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Peace, violence and the political economy of development: critical concepts in post-war recovery 3 Political settlement interrupted: Part I - Portuguese colonialism 4 Political settlement interrupted: Part II - Indonesian occupation 5 The mechanics and conceptualization of state-building 6 The practice of aid: the agriculture sector 7 The practice of aid: the private sector and CSOs 8 The 2006 political crisis revisited 9 Implications for contemporary peacebuilding Postscript Index
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