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100 1 _aWallensteen, Peter
245 1 0 _aConflict Prevention through Development Co-operation \ Peter Wallensteen
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264 3 1 _aUppsala :
_bUppsala University 2001
300 _a60 p.
310 _a59
336 _2rdacontent
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337 _2rdamedia
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338 _2rdacarrier
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362 0 _a2001
504 _aP. 52
505 0 _a1. Development Co-operation and Conflict Prevention2. Patterns of Armed Conflict and War 3. Facing the Potential of Armed Conflict 4. Understanding Conflict Dynamics in Protracted Wars 5. Building Peace Support 6. Conclusions for Conflict Prevention 7. References 8. Index 9. Table and Figures 10. Boxes
520 3 _aUsing the results of systremtic studies on the causes of internal war the international team that is behind this report identifies 47 policies conclusions for development co-operation in conflict prevention. It notes that internal wars often are rooted in dynamics, which are difficult to affect with development assistance. Still, there are specific areas where there is a significant role. It requires that conflict prevention analysis is a mainstream activity in development co-operation.
546 _aInglés
600 1 4 _aHeldt, Birger Anderson, Mary B. Stedman, Stephen John Wantchekon, Leonard
650 1 4 _aCONFLICTOS
650 1 4 _aGUERRA
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