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India and its Neighbours

Do Economic Interests Have the Potential to Build Peace?
Charu Lata Hogg
October, 2007
International Alert and Chatham House
16 pages
London, UK
978-1-862031-93-2

Until a decade ago, India was regarded largely as a poor developing country with low visibility on the global political and economic front. A multitude of factors, most prominently its emerging global economic strength, have led India not only to redefine its self-image but also to adopt a new political role both internationally and within its immediate neighbourhood.

The aim of this report is to conduct a preliminary investigation into the linkages between India's growing economic and political clout and its correlation, if any, to peacebuilding in South Asia, with particular emphasis on conflicts in Sri Lanka and Nepal.

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A Climate of Conflict

The Links Between Climate Change, Peace and War
Dan Smith
Janani Vivekananda
November, 2007
International Alert
44 pages
London, UK
978-1-898702-90-0

Climate change is upon us and its physical effects have started to unfold. That is the broad scientific consensus expressed in the Fourth Assessment Review of the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change. This report takes this finding as its starting point and looks at the social and human consequences that are likely to ensue – particularly the risks of conflict and instability.

This report looks at the social and human consequences that are likely to ensue from climate change,  particularly the risks of conflict and instability.

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Enhancing the EU Response to Women and Armed Conflict with particular reference to Development Policy

Study for the Slovenian EU Presidency
Andrew Sherriff
Karen Barnes
April, 2008
European Centre for Development Policy Management
134 pages
London, UK
1571-7577

This report focuses on the EU’s response to the "Women and Armed Conflict" (WAC) study, in particular on the development cooperation dimension. The report describes international approaches and legal obligations to WAC, identifies and discusses the most salient issues, gives an overview and assessment of the EU response and provides findings and recommendations.

This report describes international approaches and legal obligations to the "Women and Armed Conflict" (WAC) study, identifies and discusses the most salient issues, gives an overview and assessment of the EU response and provides findings and recommendations.

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Global Monitoring Checklist on Women Peace and Security

Afghanistan • Democratic Republic of Congo Nepal • Northern Ireland • Sri Lanka
GAPS-UK
March, 2009
GAPS-UK
162 pages
London, UK
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The Global Monitoring Checklist is a pilot research project designed to contribute towards international understanding on women, peace and security efforts. It highlights relevant activities at the local and national level by women, civil society, national governments and the international community. It is not a comprehensive survey of all initiatives relating to women, peace and security; rather, it is a first step in gathering and collating information that links directly to UNSCR 1325 implementation.

This is a pilot research project designed to contribute towards international understanding on women, peace and security efforts. It highlights relevant activities at the local and national level by women, civil society, national governments and the international community.

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