The Emergence of a Somali State: Building Peace from Civil War in Somaliland
The Emergence of a Somali State: Building Peace from Civil War in Somaliland. By Michael Walls. African Affairs, 2009.
The article looks at the 1991-3 peace process in Somaliland and argues that it was a success because it was built on a set of deeply embedded social norms that emphasized the importance of dialogue between antagonists and a sustained commitment to consensus building in preference to divisive voting. [HTML]Employment Creation, Income Generation, and Reintegration in Post-Conflict Settings
Employment Creation, Income Generation, and Reintegration in Post-Conflict Settings. United Nations, 2008.
An overview of concepts and lessons learned in generating employment in post-conflict settings - frequently cited as a key factor in creating stability and fostering recovery. The analysis argues that of particular importance is the targeting of youth unemployment, understanding labor markets, and ensuring inclusivity. [PDF]
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