Does the UN Peacebuilding Commission Change the Mode of Peacebuilding in Africa?
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2009
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In December 2005, the United Nations created a
high-profile Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) to
serve as a dedicated institutional mechanism to
fill the gap in the international architecture for
post-conflict response. As such the PBC was
mandated to link the political, security and economic
functions of the United Nations in conflict
and post-conflict situations. This paper analyzes
the PBC’s own integrated strategies for peacebuilding
in Sierra Leone and Burundi, through
cumulative performance reports and views of
practitioners.
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UN, Peacebuilding, Peacebuilding Commission, Africa
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Rugumamu, S.M., 2009. Does the UN Peacebuilding Commission change the mode of peacebuilding in Africa?. Dialogue on Globalization, FES Briefing Paper, 8.