Security in Practice
Series with NUPI Reports and NUPI Working Papers under the title: Security in Practice:
2010
No. 1
Gendering the Security Sector: Protecting Civilians Against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Randi Solhjell
No. 2
The Protection of Aid Workers : Principled Protection and Humanitarian Security in Darfur.
Karoline R. Eckroth
No. 3
UNAMA in Afghanistan. Challenges and Oppertunities in Peacemaking, State-building and Coordination.
Iselin Hebbert Larsen
No. 4
The Kosovo Protection Corps. A Critical Study of its De-activation as a Transition.
Ade Clewlow
No. 5
Handover from International to Local Actors in Peace Missions.
Gudrun Van Pottelbergh
No. 6
Nordic Approaches to Whole-of-Government – in Afghanistan and beyond
Karsten Friis and Sanaa Rehman (eds)
2009
No. 1
Why Peacebuilders Fail to Secure Ownership and be Sensitive to Context
Ole Jacob Sending
No. 2
Enemies, Irregular Adversaries,Spoilers, Non-compliant Actors. How the Definition of Actors Influences Afghanistan Strategies
Grant Dansie
No. 3
Bottlenecks to Deployment? The Challenges of Deploying Civil Personnel to Peace Operations
Audun Solli
Benjamin de Carvalho
Cecric de Coning
Mikkel Frøsig Pedersen
No. 4
Protecting Civilians and Protecting Ideas. Institutional Challenges to the Protection of Civilians
Jon Harald Sande Lie
Benjamin de Carvalho
No. 5
"Nobody Gets Justice Here!" Addresing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence and the Rule of Law in Liberia
Niels Nagelhus Schia
Benjamin de Carvalho
No. 6
Implications of a Comprehensive or Integrated Approach for Training in United Nations and African Union Peace Operations
Cedric H. de Coning
No. 7
Joint Evaluations and Learning in Complex Emergencies. Lessons from the Humanitarian and Development Domains
Turid Lægreid
No. 8
Norway's Whole-of-Government Approach and its Engagement with Afghanistan
Cedric H.de Coning
Niels Nagelhus Schia
Helge Lurås
Ståle Ulriksen
2008
No. 1
Joint Donor Security Sector Needs Assessment [JDSSNA]. An independent assessment of the future involvement of the Joint Donor Team in security sector reform in Southern Sudan
Kari M. Osland
Graham Thompson
Andreas Vogt
No. 2
Civil-Military Cooperation in Multinational and Interagency Operations
Kristin M. Haugevik
Benjamin de Carvalho
No. 3
This Gun is our Food. Demilitarising the White Army Militias of South Sudan
Matthew B. Arnold
Chris Alden
No. 4
Peace Operations in Africa. The Next Decade
Cedric de Coning
No. 5
Coherence and Coordination in United Nations Peacebuilding and Integrated Missions.
A Norwegian Perspective
Cedric de Coning
No. 6
New partners, new possibilities
Kristin M. Haugevik
No. 7
A Culture of Protection? Perceptions of the Protection of Civilians from Sudan
Jon Harald Sande Lie
Benjamin de Carvalho
No. 8
The Protection of Civilians and the Post-Conflict Security Sector
. A Conceptual and Historical Overview
Andreas Vogt
Benjamin de Carvalho
Petter Hojem
Marit Arntzen Glad
No. 9
The World Bank and Conflicts. From Narrow Rules to Broader Principles
Jon Harald Sande Lie
No. 10
The UN, EU and NATO: Common Challenges in Multidimensional Peace Operations.
A discussion paper for MNE5
Niels Nagelhus Schia
Ståle Ulriksen
No. 11
Comprehensive Approach. Challenges and opportunities in complex crisis management
Pia Jarmyr
Karsten Friis (eds.)
No. 12
Moving Beyond the 4 Ps – An Integrated Conflict Management System for the African Union
Cedric de Coning
No. 13
COIN Revisited. Lessons of the classical literature on counterinsurgery and its applicability to the Afghan hybrid insurgery
Harald Håvoll
No. 14
UN Peacekeeping Operations Capstone Doctrine. Report of the TfP Oslo Doctrine Seminar 14 & 15 May 2008, Oslo, Norway
Cedric de Coning
Julian Detzel
Petter Hojem
No. 15
Empowering commercial actors: Outsourcing of humanitarian and development services in international peace operations and post-war settings.
Nina Græger
No. 16
‘Flipping the COIN’ Unity of Effort and Special Operations Forces
Boye Lillerud