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- The EEA and Norway Grants as a Source of Soft Power
- The Civilian Capacities Initiative and Gender-Responsive Peace-building
- Russia – A BRIC Country?
- Protecting Civilians While Fighting a War in Somalia
- CIVCAP 2012: Laying Concrete Foundations
- Linking Regional Security and Human Rights in ASEAN
- Linking Regional Security and Human Rights in the African Union
- Contextualizing Peacebuilding Activities to Local Circumstances: Liberian Case Study
- Operational Mentoring and Liaison Teams (OMLT): The Norwegian Army and their Afghan Partners
- A Stocktaking of Norwegian Engagement in Security Sector Reform
- Preparing and Mobilizing Civilian Capacity for the Future
- Ukraine: Precarious Post-electoral Reversals
- Norway’s Whole-of-Government Approach
- Humanitarian Security Needs in the Field
- The Strategic Significance of Afghanistan
- Regional Change: How Will the Rise of China and India Shape Afghanistan’s Stabilization Process?
- Institutional Constraints to Effective Peacebuilding in Liberia
- Swat: Main Causes of the Rise of Militancy
- The Role of the SRSG in UN Integrated Missions
- Civilian Capacity in United Nations Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Missions
- An Honourable Exit for MINURCAT?
- Seeing like a Resolution?
- The Protection of Women and Children in Liberia
- Combating Sexual Violence in the DRC
- Challenges to Implementing the Protection of Civilians Agenda
- The Tension Between UN HQ and the Field in Implementing the Protection of Civilians
- Why Peacebuilders are “Blind” and “Arrogant” and What to do About It
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