civil-military cooperation

25 March 2008

From Comprehensive Approach to Comprehensive Capability

Friis Arne Petersen and Hans Binnendijk give a comprehensive description of how to best arrive at a Comprehensive Approach.

1 July 2007

Opinion : Taking the civil dimension of security seriously - NATO as the post-conflict reconstruction organization

The World Bank defines post conflict reconstruction (PCR) as 'supporting the transition from conflict to peace through rebuilding a country's socioeconomic framework'. How far can NATO go in this PCR role? Here, Manjana Milkoreit gives her personal view that NATO could be the best equipped organization for PCR.

1 July 2007

Book Review : Humanitarian military intervention

Matthew Taylor reviews "Humanitarian military intervention: The conditions for success and failure" by Taylor B. Seybolt

1 July 2007

Afghanistan's challenges - lessons from the Colombian experience

Colombia is a country whose experience can offer valuable lessons to Afghanistan. Here, the Colombian Minister of Defence outlines how strategies to regain territorial control and tackle drug production and consumption have helped his country.

1 July 2007

Analysis : No job for a soldier?

James V. Arbuckle examines civilian-military conflict in humanitarian operations.

1 January 2007

The NATO Training Cooperation Initiative

Fritz Rademacher explores possibilities for NATO to share its expertise with Mediterranean Dialogue and Istanbul Cooperation Initiative countries.

1 June 2005

Improving civil-military cooperation the Danish way

Kristian Fischer and Jan Top Christensen describe how Denmark seeks to optimise civil-military cooperation in peace operations and how this experience might be useful to other Allies and NATO.