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Preventing Violent Urban Conflict
A joint flagship study on Preventing Violent Conflict between the UN and the World Bank.
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UN Sanctions and the Prevention of Conflict
The UN and the World Bank are undertaking a joint flagship study on Preventing Violent Conflict.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Libya - a Patchwork State Sewn Together Along Trafficking Lines
Exploring the nexus of global illicit flows and local conflict dynamics.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Centrifugal Forces - Exploring the Nexus of Global Illicit Flows and Local Conflict Dynamics
A new framework for thinking about the nexus of global illicit flows and local conflict dynamics.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Assessing the Threat and Developing Solutions
Improving the international response in situations where crime and conflict intersected.
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Conflict Obscuring Criminality in Nigeria
Addressing conflict and crime in Nigeria with a comprehensive approach.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: The Hellish Road to Good Intentions - How To Break Political-Criminal Alliances in Contexts of Transition
How a sharpened analysis can reduce the role of illicit economies and crime in post-conflict and regime-change situations.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Myanmar Maneuvers: How To Break Political-Criminal Alliances in Contexts of Transition
Policy recommendations to act against Myanmar’s illicit economies for the remaining time of Suu Kyi’s five-year term.
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Conflict Prevention: A Case Study of Nepal
A joint flagship study between the UN and the World Bank on the prevention of violent conflict.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Afghanistan Affectations: How To Break Political-Criminal Alliances in Contexts of Transition
Four possible inflection points where the international community and Afghan government could have fundamentally altered the course.
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Crime-Conflict Nexus: Criminal Agendas and Peace Negotiations - The Case of Colombia
How the FARC and the Government of Colombia have charted a way forward with respect to criminal agendas in the context of peace negotiations.