Danish Refugee Council 2010 Annual Report,
2010
Danish Refugee Council
Danish Refugee Council 2010 Annual Report, Drc
Global CWD Repository
In the international area, we help displaced people with identification papers and papers documenting their right of ownership, etc. In this way, DRC advocates the cause of displaced people applying a rights-based approach.
Advocacy can be complicated and may affect our programme activities. We live in a globalised world, and therefore, what we say in Denmark will be heard far and wide. A couple of years ago, DRC was critical of the forced return of Tamil asylum seekers at a time when the war was at its highest, which was why we were concerned about the fate of the Tamil …
Evaluation Of The United Nations Mine Action Programme In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo,
2010
James Madison University
Evaluation Of The United Nations Mine Action Programme In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Anne Capelle, Chris Lang
Global CWD Repository
The team found that mid to long term planning was insufficient to meet the changing context of the country. There team felt that there was a clear lack of congruence between mine action strategies and the countrywide priorities and strategic direction. The team believes that there is currently too much emphasis placed on creating a functional national mine action structure to the detriment to mid to long term planning for actual clearance activities in the country. The team also found that limited consideration has been placed on ensuring a long term solution to dealing with any residual mine and UXO …
Providing Department Of Defense Support Domestically: A Study Of Cost Effectiveness,
2010
University of Kentucky
Providing Department Of Defense Support Domestically: A Study Of Cost Effectiveness, Meredith Howes
MPA/MPP/MPFM Capstone Projects
The Department of Defense is one of the highest costs to the United States government at any given time. However, as two foreign wars have been going on for nearly 10 years, the amount of resources needed is significantly higher than usual. This increase in required funds is necessary for military personnel salaries, military equipment, government personnel supporting the Department of Defense, along with support services provided by private military contractors. There have been several recent studies reviewing the effectiveness of contractors on the battlefield, but most overlook those supporting the warfighter at home. While there are many different factors …
Disability Preparedness: Availability Of Ada Compliant Emergency Shelters Across Pennsylvania,
2010
University of Kentucky
Disability Preparedness: Availability Of Ada Compliant Emergency Shelters Across Pennsylvania, Lisa J. Peterson
MPA/MPP/MPFM Capstone Projects
Since the events of September 11th and Hurricane Katrina, the field and research associated with emergency preparedness have grown substantially. Despite the positive contributions of research, problems relating to the use of emergency shelters during the disasters have surfaced. Through anecdotal evidence and subsequent research, it was soon discovered that the needs of those with disabilities were not adequately addressed at many sites. Many potential residents were turned away at shelters due to their disability, or if allowed in, were forced to live in sites with barriers that could hinder activities of daily living.
To address concerns, emergency management officials …
Security By Contractor: Outsourcing In Peace And Stability Operations,
2010
Kennesaw State University
Security By Contractor: Outsourcing In Peace And Stability Operations, Volker Franke
Faculty Articles
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The Tale Of Two Narratives: Nato As A Collective Defense And A Collective Security Institution,
2010
Old Dominion University
The Tale Of Two Narratives: Nato As A Collective Defense And A Collective Security Institution, Anna M. Rulska
Graduate Program in International Studies Theses & Dissertations
The goal of this project is to determine NATO's present and future roles as a collective security organization and as a security alliance. In the past, NATO has dealt with both objectives under different and changing conditions. This paper argues that throughout the entirety of its history, NATO worked as both collective security and collective defense organization. The theoretical assumptions made within the paper are supported by the analysis of the past behavior of the Alliance in respect to the relationship between the narrative of collective security and that of collective defense, and changes within that relationship. Four specific periods …
