Special report: Peace, security, and development

Special report: Peace, security, and development
No 209, 2004/1 - 248 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

Pages 7 to 21

Strategic frameworks for peace building

By Hilde Johnson
Pages 23 to 37

Toward sustainable peace and sustainable development in Africa

By Pierre-André Wiltzer
Pages 39 to 49

Public development aid and security systems reform: The unlikely encounter between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

By Jean-Marc Châtaigner
Pages 51 to 64

The careful but indispensable involvement of development assistance in conflicts

By Jean-Bernard Véron
Pages 65 to 79

Reform of the security sector in Africa

By Joseph Vitalis
Pages 81 to 100

Africa and terrorism

By Jakkie Cilliers
Pages 101 to 116

Operation Artemis: A turning point in European defense and security policy?

By Niagalé Bagayoko-Penone
Pages 117 to 139

Côte d'Ivoire: Violence just before the war

By Michel Galy
Pages 141 to 161

The war in the north of Uganda: A "military solution" with no possible resolution?

By Leslie Piquemal
Pages 163 to 178

Building together a knowledge society in Africa

By Jean-Michel Chasseriaux
Pages 179 to 196

Libya and the West since 1999: Between admiration for America and the Euro-Mediterranean context

By Saïd Haddad
Pages 197 to 227

European development aid: Performance-based conditionality in Burkina Faso

By Patrick Guillaumont, Sylviane Guillaumont Jeanneney
Pages 229 to 231

Books. After Stephen Smith's Négrologie - Two Less Pessimistic Views on Africa

By Jacques Giri
Pages 233 to 241

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