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|a Humanitarianism and security :
|b trouble and hope at the heart of Africa /
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|a CHAPTER 1: HUMANITARIANISM AND SECURITY: AN INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2: SECURITY FACTORS IN AFRICASocietal destabilizationEthnicity and Humanitarian ChaosHumanitarian Operational FrameworkRegional Implications Political tensions Security concerns Socioeconomic fragilities CHAPTER 3: THE CRISIS OF IDENTITYDenationalizationDe-PatriotizationThe Crisis of Hybrid IdentityCrisis and Pan-AfricanismSpillover Effects CHAPTER 4: INSTITUTIONAL DEFICITThe Impact of WarHumanitarian Legitimacy and Institutional Deficit Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Action Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Territorial Occupation Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on LegalityCritical Infrastructure and Institutional Deficit Issues Social Infrastructure Local Institutions or Structural Infrastructure CHAPTER 5: RETHINKING TRANSITIONAL PUBLIC SECURITY IN HUMANITARIAN RECOVERYRebuilding the ArmyMilitary Behavior in the Post-Integration PeriodWhen Justice Does Not Follow CHAPTER 6: WHEN HOME DOES NOT EXISTRefugee and IDP Camps: Philosophy and Ideology in the Twenty-first Century The Camp Serves as a Shelter Providers are ForeignersWhen Home Does Not Exist Home Country Governance Analysis Midway Intervention Dynamics of Security Parameters Agency Recovery AnalysisInvesting in the Future: Regional Policy Parameters CHAPTER 7: CONCLUSION: THE SEARCH FOR STABILITYSecurity and SocietyIdentity in Humanitarian ChaosInstitutions and the CrisisTransitional Public Security in Humanitarian RecoveryCamps: Our Home for NowWhat's Next?.
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|a Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Praise for Humanitarianism and Security -- Contents -- 1 Humanitarianism and Security: An Introduction -- 2 Security Factors in Africa -- Societal Destabilization -- Ethnicity and Humanitarian Chaos -- Humanitarian Operational Framework -- Regional Implications -- Political Tensions -- Security Concerns -- Socioeconomic Fragilities -- 3 The Crisis of Identity -- Denationalization -- De-patriotization -- The Crisis of Hybrid Identity -- Crisis and Pan-Africanism -- Spillover Effects -- 4 Institutional Deficit -- The Impact of War
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|a Humanitarian Legitimacy and Institutional Deficit -- Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Action -- Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Territorial Occupation -- Humanitarian Legitimacy Based on Legality -- Critical Infrastructure and Institutional Deficit Issues -- Social Infrastructure -- Local Institutions or Structural Infrastructure -- 5 Rethinking Transitional Public Security in Humanitarian Recovery -- Rebuilding the Army -- Military Behavior in the Post-integration Period -- When Justice Does Not Follow -- 6 When Home Does Not Exist
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|a Refugee and IDP Camps: Philosophy and Ideology in the Twenty-First Century -- The Camp Serves as a Shelter -- Providers Are Foreigners -- When Home Does Not Exist -- Home Country Governance Analysis -- Midway Intervention -- Dynamics of Security Parameters -- Agency Recovery Analysis -- Investing in the Future: Regional Policy Parameters -- 7 Conclusion: The Search for Stability -- Security and Society -- Identity in Humanitarian Chaos -- Institutions and the Crisis -- Transitional Public Security in Humanitarian Recovery -- Camps: Our Home for Now -- What's Next? -- Bibliography -- Index
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|a Humanitarianism and Security contends that the search for stability and peace remains central to the political environment within the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Despite some positive political and economic progress observed in the Central African Region and the DRC in particular, the future of the region remains uncertain. Due to many unaddressed issues, including the multidimensional manifestations of humanitarian crises, the region is fragile with the potential for a relapse into violent conflict. Moreover, the DRCs humanitarian crises have yet to be effectively addressed as consequences and promoters of insecurity and violence. Based on the "humanitarian-security-development" paradigm as an inclusive operational framework, Humanitarianism and Security articulates the trend of peace recovery in the DRC as contingent upon issues of security and the refugee/internally displaced population crisis. It claims and demonstrates that effective solutions must incorporate considerations of pre-colonial security dynamics, the place and role of identity within the humanitarian discourse/strategies, the determinants of transitional public security (TPS), and the various dynamics regarding the return and re/integration processes, into one operational framework. This framework must be accompanied by a continued effort to build strong local institutions as a critical component to the sustainability of operations.
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