report 12
Converting Defense Resources to Human Development
Proceedings of an International Conference, 9-11 November 1997
Kiflemariam Gebrewold, editor
Contents
Zusammenfassung
Summary in German
Introduction
Session 1:
Resettlement and Reintegration of Demobilized Military Personnel
- Kees Kingma
Demobilization and Reintegration:
An Overwiew - Nicole Ball
The International Development Community's
Response to Demobilization - Alejandro Bendana
Converting the Skills of Ex-combatants:
Training for Reintegration in Nicaragua - Benjamin Kazoora
The Ugandan Reintegration Experience - References
Session 2:
Practical Disarmament: The Management and Reduction of Surplus Weapons in Developing Countries
- Edward J. Laurance
Small Arms and Light Weapons
as a Development and Disarmament Issue:
An Overview - David Gutierrez
Getting the Guns Back:
El Salvador as a Case Study - Prak Sary
Mine Clearance Operations:
The example of Cambodia - References
Session 3:
Accountability, Transparency, and Allocation Processes
of Defense Expenditures
- Paul George
Defense Expenditures in the 1990s:
Budget and Fiscal Policy Issues for Developing Countries:
An Overview - Jörn Brömmelhörster
Peace Dividends Resulting
from Defense Budget Cuts - Thomas Scheetz
Transparency, Accountability and Rational
Decision-making in Defense Expenditures:
The Case of Argentina - Ayesha Siddiqa-Agha
Defense Procurement Decisions:
A Case Study of Pakistan - Rocky Williams
Reallocating Defense Expenditures for Development:
The South African Experience - References
Outlook
Conference agenda
List of participants
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