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Dialogue in Peacebuilding: Understanding Different Perspectives
This Development Dialogue aims to deepen understanding and awareness of dialogue as a critical aspect of and tool for peacebuilding.
Inclusive Peacebuilding: Recognised but not Realised
Issue no.63 of Development Dialogue explores how to support and practice inclusive peacebuilding, urging a move away from symbolic engagement to genuine participation.
Global Disorders – a New Global Order?
Issue no.62 of Development Dialogue juxtaposes good practices and positive change on the ground, with explorations of life-threateninng global disorders.
Climate, Development and Equity
Issue no.61 of Development Dialogue highlights the urgency of tackling climate and development, while exploring the importance of policy solutions being grounded in equity.
50 Years Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation
Issue no.60 of Development Dialogue provides a comprehensive and holistic look at the past, as well as a thought-provoking assessment of future challenges.
No Future Without Justice
Issue no.59 of Development Dialogue seeks to look beyond, challenge and question the conventional understanding of development, and stimulate debate on alternative paths.
The End of the Development-Security Nexus? The Rise of Global Disaster Management
Issue no.58 of Development Dialogue explores the rationale behind the institutionalisation of interventionism, and the consequences thereof in a number of policy domains and cases.
Reform Proposals – For a Democratic UN and the Rule of Law
This booklet presents writings by Erskine Barton Childers who sought to enhance the work of the United Nations through reform initiatives and recommendations.
The United Nations and Regional Challenges in Africa – 50 Years After Dag Hammarskjöld
Issue no.57 of Development Dialogue examines in historical perspective the values and norms Dag Hammarskjöld lived – and died – for.
Erskine Barton Childers – For a democratic United Nations and the Rule of Law
Issue no.56 of Development Dialogue presents writings by Erskine Barton Childers who devoted his career to promoting visions animated by the spirit of Dag Hammarskjöld.