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Detlev Wolter - A United Nations for the 21st Century: From Reaction to Prevention

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Detlev Wolter

A United Nations for the 21st Century: From Reaction to Prevention

2007

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-14

Preface S. 15-16

Foreword S. 17-19

Acknowledgements S. 20-22

INTRODUCTION S. 23-28

The Main Challenges Stemming from Intra-State Conflicts for the International Community and the United Nations S. 29-31

The Character of Intra-State Conflicts and the Sources of Conflict, Conflict Theory, and Responding Peace Models S. 31-57

The Theoretical and Methodological Foundations for the Development of an International Regime for Effective Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 57-71

Theoretical Advances S. 71-104

Policy Advances S. 104-122

8The Security Council Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa S. 122-126

10. UN Efforts to Deal With the New War Economies, the Issue of Conflict Diamonds, and the Role of Business in Conflict Prevention S. 126-132

11. The Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW), the Proposal for an Arms Trade Treaty and the 2006 Review Conference on the UN Programme of Action on SALW S. 132-138

12. Demobilization-Disarmament-Reintegration (DDR) and Security Sector Reform (SSR) S. 138-149

13. Protection of Civilians and Tackling the Issue of Child Soldiers S. 149-154

14. Practical Disarmament Measures: Weapons-for- Development Programmes and Peace Education S. 154-160

15. A New Vision for Peace: The Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture for Peace of the General Assembly, September 1999 and its Follow-Up S. 160-164

16. The Role of the Media in Conflict Prevention S. 164-165

Counter-Terrorism, the Fight Against Organized Crime and Preventive Action S. 165-168

Preventing the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, in Particular to Non-State Actors S. 168-170

Sanctions as Effective Prevention Tools? S. 170-173

Conclusion: Essential Conceptual and Policy Advances in the Emerging International Regime for Effective Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 173-174

Test Cases S. 174-214

National Focal Points for Conflict Prevention and Peace- building and Prevention and Peacebuilding Policies of Major State Actors S. 215-228

Regional Organizations, International Financial Institutions and United Nations-Regional Organization Cooperation for Conflict Prevention S. 228-253

Civil Society: Partners for Prevention and Peace S. 253-268

Conclusion: The Multiple Actors of an International Regime for Global Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 268-272

The United Nations At a Fork in the Road S. 272-273

Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change and its Report of December 2004 Entitled »A more secure world: Our shared responsibility« S. 273-281

The Millennium Project Report »Achieving the Millennium Development Goals« of January 2005 S. 281-282

Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s Report »In Larger Freedom«, 21 March 2005 S. 282-290

The Explanatory Note on the Peacebuilding Commission, 19 April 2005 S. 290-292

The Group of Like-minded States on Conflict Prevention S. 292-294

The GPPAC Global Action Agenda and the International Conference on Conflict Prevention at UN Headquarters in New York in July 2005 S. 294-300

The 2005 World Summit Negotiations S. 300-304

The Overall Thrust on Integrating Development-Security- Human Rights and Prevention of the 2005 World Summit Outcome S. 304-305

Provisions Regarding Conflict Prevention and Human Security in the Outcome Document S. 305-324

Follow-up S. 324-333

Conclusion: The Need to Operationalize the Prevention Triad as Priority Policy Areas and Sub-Regimes of an Effective International Regime for Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 333-334

Improving the Link Between Early Warning and Early Preventive Action S. 335-348

Conflict-Sensitive Development Policy and Intra-State Conflicts S. 348-351

Making Development the Best Form of Conflict Prevention S. 351-355

Creating an »Infrastructure for Peace« and Setting a Priority Framework for the Future Work of the New Peacebuilding Commission S. 355-390

10. Negotiating a Comprehensive Treaty on Small Arms and Light Weapons, Addressing the Issue of Brokering, and Implementing Global Export Controls S. 390-391

Establishing Positive Peace and Overcoming the »Governance Gap« S. 391-394

Conclusion: Essential Policy Areas of the Emerging Inter- national Regime for Effective Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 394

The »Sovereignty Revolution« as the Corollary of the »Respon- sibility to Protect« and Human Security: Strengthening the Political and Legal Status of the International Community for Effective Prevention S. 395-409

Building an Effective and Efficient Regime for Global Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding S. 409-420

The Way Forward: a Global Action Plan of the United Nations on Conflict Prevention and Human Security S. 420-426

Bibliography S. 427-468

List of Abbreviations S. 469-472

About the author S. 473

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S&F Sicherheit und Frieden

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S+F Volume 23 (2005) Issue 4 ISSN Online: 0175-274x

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Detlev Wolter Grundlagen »Gemeinsamer Sicherheit« im Weltraum: Ein Multilaterales Abkommen über Gemeinsame/Kooperative Sicherheit im Weltraum (KSW-Vertrag) S. 222-229

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VN Vereinte Nationen

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VN Volume 55 (2007) Issue 2 ISSN Online: 0042-384X

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Detlev Wolter Zivile Konfliktverhütung und menschliche Sicherheit S. 62-67

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