Local Business Local Peace

The Peacebuilding Potential of the Domestic Private Sector
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Fecha: 
Julio, 2006
No. of Pages: 
584 pages
ISBN: 
1-898702-73-X
Author: 
Jessica Banfield, Canan Gündüz, Nick Killick (eds.)
Publisher: 
International Alert
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application/pdf iconExecutive Summary
application/pdf iconTable of Contents
application/pdf iconIntroduction
application/pdf iconSection 1: Thematic Chapter 1
application/pdf iconSection 1: Thematic Chapter 2
application/pdf iconSection 1: Thematic Chapter 3
application/pdf iconSection 1: Thematic Chapter 4
application/pdf iconSection 1: Thematic Chapter 5
application/pdf iconSection 1: Conclusions
application/pdf iconSection 2: Overview of Case Studies
application/pdf iconSection 2: Afghanistan Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Bosnia and Herzogovina Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Burundi Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Colombia Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Democratic Republic of Congo Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: El Salvador Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Guatemala Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Israel and Palestine Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Kosovo Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Nepal Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Nigeria Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Northern Ireland Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Philippines Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Sierra Leone Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Somalia Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: South Africa Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: South Caucasus Case Study
application/pdf iconSection 2: Sri Lanka Case Study
application/pdf iconResumen ejecutivo: Las empresas locales y la paz: el potencial de construccion de paz del sector empresarial nacional
application/pdf iconRésumé: Entreprise Locale, Paix Locale: Le potentiel du secteur privé national pour la construction de la paix

This publication makes the case that the local business community in conflict-affected countries can and should play a role in building peace. Linking up with other peacebuilding actors, and taking advantage of their own resources and skills, business communities should address socio-economic, security, political and reconciliation dimensions of peacebuilding. Section 1 is divided into 5 thematic chapters, and Section 2 contains 19 country case studies. Executive Summaries are also available in Spanish and French.