DVM 1100 Lecture 13: Chapter 13 DVM

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: International Development and Globalization
• Course: DVM 1100
• Professor: Mahmoud Masaeli

Document Summary

Causes of fragility: structural and economic factors, political and institutional factors. Dysfunctionaliry and fragility: terrorism, ethic con icts and civil wars, drug and other ows. Afgahanistan, pakistan, somalia, nigeria, iraq, yemen, chechnya. Nigeria, sudan, haiti, bosnia and herzegovina, liberia, pakistan. What are the solutions: wog (a mixed solution) 2) reconstruction of social, political and economic institutions. International indications of wog: 2005: the paris declaration of the aid effectiveness, 2007: paris declaration on good engagement in fragile states and situations. Canada and fragile states: elements of wog from canadian perspective: 3ds. Historical evolution: peloponnesian war, colonial form of the mix solution. Realism and liberalism: post ww2 and the 3 ds. Development + defence + diplomacy: colombo plan, peace-making initiative. An impartial zone for humanitarian assistance: realism to liberalism to humanism. Post cold war era policies: end of the cold war: a link between aid programs and peace, multi-dimensional/liberal peace-building. Canadian peace-building initiative: foreign affairs: policy lead and human security program.