دانلود کتاب Whose Peace Are We Building?: Leadership for Peace in Africa

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright\nContents\nIllustrations\nForeword\nIntroduction\n The leadership journey\n Context is king and listening is key\n The UN: attempting reforms in the pursuit of an elusive peace\n Burundi: the wounded puzzle\n MINURCAT in Chad and CAR: an unhappy experiment\n Leadership for peace\n The structure of the book\n1 Perspectives on Peacebuilding and Leadership\n Perspectives on peacebuilding\n Perspectives on leadership\n Leadership and peacebuilding: the nexus\n Leadership for sustaining peace\n2 An Uncharted Personal Leadership Path\n The first of nine: born into leadership\n My sojourn in the land of Shakespeare\n My accidental journey to America and back\n Making it to the green glass tower: the United Nations\n From linguistics to politics via Cambodia and Zaire\n From political affairs to development cooperation via the Caribbean\n Concluding thoughts\n3 Burundi: A Wounded Puzzle\n A peaceful and resilient, pre- colonial Burundi\n The origins of the festering wounds\n Protracted civil war\n An unstable situation of no peace no war, prior to my arrival\n Concluding observations\n4 Leading BINUB in a Fragile Context\n An ounce of preparation is worth a pound of immersion\n BINUB’s evolving mandate\n On exercising my integration hat as ERSG\n Promoting inclusive dialogue\n The peace process with the FNL: learning to lead from behind\n Why was I asked to leave Burundi?\n5 A Trans-Border Humanitarian Crisis and a Contested Response\n An evolving crisis\n Vulnerable populations in unsafe shelters\n UN and AU sporadic responses\n UN protection peacekeeping mission without a political mandate\n MINURCAT at the exit door\n The situation on the ground on arrival\n6 Leading MINURCAT to the Exit Door\n Preparing the ground for negotiating MINURCAT’s exit\n The negotiations\n The council extends MINURCAT’s mandate\n Implementing the exit process\n The DIS, without frills, a viable local solution\n Challenged by local staff grievances\n Addressing management anomalies, extracting mission assets, consolidating gains\n Lessons learned from a troubled mission\n Concluding observations\n7 What It Would Take to Build Peace Better\n Make peace the end goal, but don’t give it a shape\n The sustainability challenge\n Avenues for further research on peace and leadership\n Concluding thought\nReferences\nAnnex\nIndex