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Social Economic Impact of Microfinance for Women Empowerment (Comparison Analyses in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina as Post Conflict Countries)
... post conflict countries by focusing on women as responsible client of selected MFIs, we say that the functioning and the contribution of microfinance institutions have been necessary and effective in Kosovo ...
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External debt and military spending: the case of Africa's conflict countries
... Poor Countries (HIPCs) in Africa are associated with prolonged conflicts, there is more than a suspicion that military spending contributes to the indebtedness of Africa’s conflict ...the conflict ...
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External debt and military spending: the case of Africa's conflict countries
... Poor Countries (HIPCs) in Africa are associated with prolonged conflicts, there is more than a suspicion that military spending contributes to the indebtedness of Africa’s conflict ...the conflict ...
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Integrating community oriented policing and traditional justice systems as police reform and development in post conflict countries : a research project presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of International Development, School of People, Environment and Planning, Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand
... The following chapter, Chapter two, examines COP, how and why it developed and what COP as a policing model can contribute towards development, specifically in post-conflict countries. Chapter three ...
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Foreign Aid as a Signal to Investors: Predicting FDI in Post Conflict Countries
... post-conflict countries? This paper contributes to the growing literature on effects of aid and on determinants of FDI by explaining how development aid in low- information environments is a signal that can ...
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AID Effectiveness in Post-Conflict Countries
... One important caveat to be addressed in this analysis is the lack of comprehensive datasets on decomposed aid inflows. Use of sectoral aid data could provide clearer patterns about the effects (the signs) of humanitarian ...
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External Debt in Post-Conflict Countries
... post-conflict countries have weaker institutions and capacities for raising domestic debt, for negotiating external financial support, and for coordinating aid than do other developing ...
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The role, impact and approach of the World Bank in post-conflict countries
... government is actively establishing and promoting their own controlled organizations, such as NGOs and women’s organizations (Rahmato, 2008). Finally, the power of civil society is marginalized because the government ...
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Rebuilding Fiscal Institutions in Post-Conflict Countries
... To achieve the first objective, it was necessary for the Ministry of Finance to establish control over all government receipts and expenditures. In some countries, a significant portion of revenue and spending was ...
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Rule of Law Reform in Post-Conflict Countries
... The rule of law reform programming that has evolved over the last 20 years should be distinguished from the Law and Development phase that preceded it in the 1960s and early 1970s, although there are clearly overlaps. ...
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Who are the net food importing countries ?
... of countries that are experiencing civil conflicts and are large importers of food, and can not easily adjust their production and meet their basic ...of conflict countries, especially those that are ...
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Close Together or Far Apart? Poles, Germans and Russians on the Russia Ukraine Crisis Bertelsmann Studies
... on many websites). In addition, many of those voicing an opinion on this issue, especially on the radio or television, are calling for sanctions to be eased. The very timing of the survey itself has also affected the ...
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The Racialization of Security: Ethnic Minorities in Europe, International Relations and Comparative Politics
... Antidiscrimination policy can also play an important role in avoiding the pitfalls that can come from stigmatizing an entire group. 24 Despite a long history of colonialism, slavery, immigration and ethnic ...
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Work-Family Conflict and Gender Equality: Theory Development, Responses of Policy Regimes, and Immigrants' Experiences
... family conflict, “women are unfairly constrained in their ability to achieve in the workplace, and men are unfairly constrained in their ability to achieve in the family” (Bailyn et ...Work-family conflict ...
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Education and conflict: border schools in western Uganda
... Review of scholarly work: education and armed conflict Section 1: Provision of education in developing countries.. Section 2: Armed conflict.[r] ...
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Post-Conflict Peace-Building and Constitution-Making
... 43 The study focuses on how the constitutional rules and political institutions adopted in six countries following violent conflict impacted on the broader democratiz[r] ...
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Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Conflict and Peace Building in Nigeria
... 2). Conflict resolution is to help parties develop common, norms, rules and regulations on utterance, attitudes, actions and hopes to give peace a ...any conflict case. It differs from conflict case ...
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Baily_unc_0153M_16077.pdf
... In sum, the evidence illuminates a number of aspects of the Welles trip. First, analysis so far illustrates that of the three influential types of mediation as explained by Beardsley et al. (2006), Welles used ...
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Financial Reconstruction in Conflict and 'Post-Conflict' Economies
... Not surprisingly, bank collapses are frequent in conflict-affected countries, including both privatized banks and new banks. Fourteen of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s banks have collapsed since the end of the ...
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APPLICABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT JOURNALISM: AN APPRAISAL
... of countries from which they were ...Asian countries confront the following issues: (a) market practices in conflict with journalistic integrity and professional standards, (b) interference by the ...
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