Sultan Barakat is the Director of the University of York's Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU), renowned as the world's leading research centre dedicated to the study of the aftermath of war.

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• AcknowledgementsForeword by HRH Prince El-Hassan Bin Talal of JordanIntroduction After the Conflict: reconstruction and development in the aftermath of war Sultan BarakatChapter 1 Post-War Reconstruction and Development: coming of age Sultan Barakat Chapter 2 Contemporary Peace Processes Roger MacGintyChapter 3 Humanitarianism and the Principles of Humanitarian Action in a post-Cold War Context Alpaslan Ozerdem and Gianni RufiniChapter 4 Can Proactive Humanitarianism Create Sustainable Solutions? Sultan Barakat, David Connolly and Judith LargeChapter 5 Aid Coordination: easy to agree on, difficult to organise Arne Strand Chapter 6 The Economics of War and Post-Conflict Poverty Reduction Richard JonesChapter 7 War, Health and Recovery Sean DeelyChapter 8 The Logic of Conflictual Peacebuilding Astri Suhrke and Arne StrandChapter 9 Land, Housing and the Reconstruction of the Built Environment Roger ZetterChapter 10 Building Post-War Capacity: where to start? Sultan Barakat and Margaret ChardChapter 11 Post-War Reconstruction and Public Administration Mark EvansChapter 12 Community Management: sustaining local health services Sultan Barakat and Sean DeelyChapter 13 Reintegration of Former Combatants: with specific reference to KosovoSultan Barakat and Alpaslan OzerdemChapter 14 Seven Pillars for Post-War reconstructionSultan BarakatNotesBibliographyNotes on ContributorsIndex

Sultan Barakat is the Director of the University of York's Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU), renowned as the world's leading research centre dedicated to the study of the aftermath of war.

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• AcknowledgementsForeword by HRH Prince El-Hassan Bin Talal of JordanIntroduction After the Conflict: reconstruction and development in the aftermath of war Sultan BarakatChapter 1 Post-War Reconstruction and Development: coming of age Sultan Barakat Chapter 2 Contemporary Peace Processes Roger MacGintyChapter 3 Humanitarianism and the Principles of Humanitarian Action in a post-Cold War Context Alpaslan Ozerdem and Gianni RufiniChapter 4 Can Proactive Humanitarianism Create Sustainable Solutions? Sultan Barakat, David Connolly and Judith LargeChapter 5 Aid Coordination: easy to agree on, difficult to organise Arne Strand Chapter 6 The Economics of War and Post-Conflict Poverty Reduction Richard JonesChapter 7 War, Health and Recovery Sean DeelyChapter 8 The Logic of Conflictual Peacebuilding Astri Suhrke and Arne StrandChapter 9 Land, Housing and the Reconstruction of the Built Environment Roger ZetterChapter 10 Building Post-War Capacity: where to start? Sultan Barakat and Margaret ChardChapter 11 Post-War Reconstruction and Public Administration Mark EvansChapter 12 Community Management: sustaining local health services Sultan Barakat and Sean DeelyChapter 13 Reintegration of Former Combatants: with specific reference to KosovoSultan Barakat and Alpaslan OzerdemChapter 14 Seven Pillars for Post-War reconstructionSultan BarakatNotesBibliographyNotes on ContributorsIndex

Sultan Barakat is the Director of the University of York's Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU), renowned as the world's leading research centre dedicated to the study of the aftermath of war.

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• AcknowledgementsForeword by HRH Prince El-Hassan Bin Talal of JordanIntroduction After the Conflict: reconstruction and development in the aftermath of war Sultan BarakatChapter 1 Post-War Reconstruction and Development: coming of age Sultan Barakat Chapter 2 Contemporary Peace Processes Roger MacGintyChapter 3 Humanitarianism and the Principles of Humanitarian Action in a post-Cold War Context Alpaslan Ozerdem and Gianni RufiniChapter 4 Can Proactive Humanitarianism Create Sustainable Solutions? Sultan Barakat, David Connolly and Judith LargeChapter 5 Aid Coordination: easy to agree on, difficult to organise Arne Strand Chapter 6 The Economics of War and Post-Conflict Poverty Reduction Richard JonesChapter 7 War, Health and Recovery Sean DeelyChapter 8 The Logic of Conflictual Peacebuilding Astri Suhrke and Arne StrandChapter 9 Land, Housing and the Reconstruction of the Built Environment Roger ZetterChapter 10 Building Post-War Capacity: where to start? Sultan Barakat and Margaret ChardChapter 11 Post-War Reconstruction and Public Administration Mark EvansChapter 12 Community Management: sustaining local health services Sultan Barakat and Sean DeelyChapter 13 Reintegration of Former Combatants: with specific reference to KosovoSultan Barakat and Alpaslan OzerdemChapter 14 Seven Pillars for Post-War reconstructionSultan BarakatNotesBibliographyNotes on ContributorsIndex