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010 a| 2016388446;

020 a| 9780986186578;

020 a| 0986186570;

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035 a| (OCoLC)953698003;

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050 00 a| JC497b| .I56 2016;

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086 0 a| D 5.402:IM 7;

245 00 a| Impunity :b| countering illicit power in war and transition /c| edited by Michelle Hughes and Michael Miklaucic.;

246 30 a| Countering illicit power in war and transition;

264 1 a| Washington, DC :b| Center for Complex Operations,c| [2016?];

300 a| ix, 407 pages :b| color illustrations, color maps ;c| 28 cm;

336 a| textb| txt2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

500 a| "This book is published ... as a joint effort of the Center for Complex Operations (CCO) and the Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute (PKSOI).";

500 a| Shipping list no.: 2016-0313-P.;

500 a| CRDP Project record.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 00 g| Foreword /r| Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster --g| Part 1.t| Case studies from conflict.t| Criminal patronage networks and the struggle to rebuild the Afghan state /r| Carl Forsberg and Tim Sullivan --t| Jaish al-Mahdi in Iraq /r| Phil Williams and Dan Bisbee --t| Haiti: the gangs of Cité Soleil /r| D.C. (David) Beer --t| Liberia: durable illicit power structures /r| William Reno --t| Traffickers and truckers: illicit Afghan and Pakistani power structures with a shadowy but influential role /r| Gretchen Peters --t| Colombia and the FARC: from military victory to ambivalent political reintegration? /r| Carlos Ospina --t| The Philippines: the Moro Islamic Liberation Front - a pragmatic power structure? /r| Joseph Franco --t| Sierra Leone: the Revolutionary United Front /r| Ismail Rashid --t| Sri Lanka: state response to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam as an illicit power structure /r| Thomas A. Marks and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Tej Pratap Singh Brar --g| Part 2.t| Confronting illicit power: understanding enables, ours and theirs.t| It takes a thief to catch a thief: illicit power and the intelligence challenge /r| Michelle Hughes --t| Weapons trafficking and the Odessa Network: how one small think tank was able to unpack one very big problem, and the lessons it teaches us /r| David E.A. Johnson --t| Financial tools and sanctions: following the money and the Joumaa Web /r| Robert ("J.R.") McBrien --t| Recruitment and radicalization: the role of social media and new technology /r| Maeghin Alarid --g| Part 3.t| Licit transitions: building institutions and strengthening capacity for success.t| Make it matter: ten rules for institutional development that works /r| Mark Kroeker --t| The hitchhiker's guide to intelligence-led policing /r| Clifford Aims --t| Security sector reconstruction in post-conflict: the lessons from Timor-Leste /r| Deniz Kock --t| A granular approach to combating corruption and illicit power structures /r| Scott N. Carlson --g| Conclusion.t| What should we have learned by now? Enduring lessons from thirty years of conflict and transition /r| Michelle Hughes.;

650 0 a| Legitimacy of governmentsv| Case studies.=| ^A56870;

650 0 a| Conflict managementx| Political aspectsv| Case studies.=| ^A13642;

650 0 a| Non-state actors (International relations)v| Case studies.=| ^A788109;

651 0 a| Developing countriesx| Politics and governmentv| Case studies.=| ^A373389;

650 0 a| Nation-buildingx| Moral and ethical aspects.=| ^A608536;

650 0 a| Rule of law.=| ^A58501;

650 0 a| Security, International.=| ^A40335;

700 1 a| Hughes, Michelle,e| editor.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 1 a| Miklaucic, Michael,d| 1954-e| editor.=| ^A1015746;

710 2 a| Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute,e| publisher.=| ^A793125;

776 08 i| Online version:t| Impunityw| (OCoLC)950004869;

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Impunity : countering illicit power in war and transition / edited by Michelle Hughes and Michael Miklaucic.

Format	Book
Publication	Washington, DC : Center for Complex Operations, [2016?]
Description	ix, 407 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 28 cm
Subjects	Legitimacy of governments--Case studies. Conflict management--Political aspects. --Case studies. Non-state actors (International relations)--Case studies. Nation-building--Moral and ethical aspects. Rule of law. Security, International. Developing countries--Politics and government. --Case studies.

Other author/creator	Hughes, Michelle, editor.
Other author/creator	Miklaucic, Michael, 1954- editor.
Other author/creator	National Defense University. Center for Technology and National Security Policy. Center for Complex Operations, publisher.
Other author/creator	Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute, publisher.
Portion of title	Countering illicit power in war and transition
Contents	Foreword / Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster -- Part 1. Case studies from conflict. Criminal patronage networks and the struggle to rebuild the Afghan state / Carl Forsberg and Tim Sullivan -- Jaish al-Mahdi in Iraq / Phil Williams and Dan Bisbee -- Haiti: the gangs of Cité Soleil / D.C. (David) Beer -- Liberia: durable illicit power structures / William Reno -- Traffickers and truckers: illicit Afghan and Pakistani power structures with a shadowy but influential role / Gretchen Peters -- Colombia and the FARC: from military victory to ambivalent political reintegration? / Carlos Ospina -- The Philippines: the Moro Islamic Liberation Front - a pragmatic power structure? / Joseph Franco -- Sierra Leone: the Revolutionary United Front / Ismail Rashid -- Sri Lanka: state response to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam as an illicit power structure / Thomas A. Marks and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Tej Pratap Singh Brar -- Part 2. Confronting illicit power: understanding enables, ours and theirs. It takes a thief to catch a thief: illicit power and the intelligence challenge / Michelle Hughes -- Weapons trafficking and the Odessa Network: how one small think tank was able to unpack one very big problem, and the lessons it teaches us / David E.A. Johnson -- Financial tools and sanctions: following the money and the Joumaa Web / Robert ("J.R.") McBrien -- Recruitment and radicalization: the role of social media and new technology / Maeghin Alarid -- Part 3. Licit transitions: building institutions and strengthening capacity for success. Make it matter: ten rules for institutional development that works / Mark Kroeker -- The hitchhiker's guide to intelligence-led policing / Clifford Aims -- Security sector reconstruction in post-conflict: the lessons from Timor-Leste / Deniz Kock -- A granular approach to combating corruption and illicit power structures / Scott N. Carlson -- Conclusion. What should we have learned by now? Enduring lessons from thirty years of conflict and transition / Michelle Hughes.
General note	"This book is published ... as a joint effort of the Center for Complex Operations (CCO) and the Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute (PKSOI)."
General note	Shipping list no.: 2016-0313-P.
General note	CRDP Project record.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Issued in other form	Online version: Impunity
LCCN	2016388446
ISBN	9780986186578
ISBN	0986186570
GPO item number	0378-H-01
Govt. docs number	D 5.402:IM 7

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