Civil-Military Cooperation in Post-Conflict Operations: Emerging Theory and Practice (Cass Miltary Studies)

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 6
Copyright......Page 7
Contents......Page 8
Contributors......Page 10
Foreword......Page 13
Acknowledgements......Page 18
1 Introduction: Interrogating civil–military cooperation......Page 20
Part I: Theoretical approaches......Page 32
2 Civil–military cooperation and human security......Page 34
3 Managing territories with rival brothers: The geopolitical stakes of military–humanitarian relations......Page 50
4 Civil–military coordination and complex peacebuilding systems......Page 71
5 A management perspective on co-operation between military and civilian actors in Afghanistan......Page 94
Part II: Cases......Page 120
6 Yes, but is it peacebuilding?: Evaluating civil–military cooperation in Afghanistan......Page 122
7 Civil–military cooperation of the German armed forces: Theoretical approach and contemporary practice in Kosovo......Page 162
8 CIMIC on the edge: Afghanistan and the evolution of civil–military operations......Page 192
Part III: Extensions......Page 218
9 Medical aspects of civil–military operations: The challenges of military health support to civilian populations on operations......Page 220
10 At a crossroads or a dead-end?: Considering the civil–military relationship in times of armed conflict......Page 244
11 Conclusion: Joined up or messed up? CIMIC and the future......Page 259
Index......Page 263