Contenu du sommaire : Special Issue: Conflict Sensitivity/Do No Harm (DNH) in Development, Humanitarian & Peacebuilding Practice

Revue	Development in Practice
Numéro	vol. 33, n° 5, 2023
Titre du numéro	Special Issue: Conflict Sensitivity/Do No Harm (DNH) in Development, Humanitarian & Peacebuilding Practice

• Editorial

  • Conflict Sensitivity/Do No Harm (DNH) in Development, Humanitarian & Peacebuilding Practice – reflections and emerging trends [special issue editorial] - Susanne Schmeidl, Anthony Ware & Claudio Alberti p. 517-527

• Comment

  • Looking back to look forward - Mary B. Anderson p. 528-533

• Articles

  • Necessary complexity in the Anthropocene: new approaches in socio-ecological systems thinking, Do No Harm, and fragility integration - Siad Darwish, Ruth Rhoads Allen & Maureen Lempke p. 534-547
  • Conflict sensitivity/Do No Harm (DNH) through an everyday peace lens: analysing a Rohingya–Rakhine program in Myanmar - Anthony Ware p. 548-559
  • Humanitarian cash assistance: risks and opportunities for local peace - Kristina Tschunkert & Birte Vogel p. 560-571
  • Depoliticised humanitarianism: critiquing the effectiveness of international aid for the Bedouin communities in the Jerusalem periphery - Osama Risheq, Tamara Tamimi, Raghad Adwan & Munir Nuseibah p. 572-583
  • Peace responsiveness: a paradigm shift to deliver on conflict sensitivity and sustaining peace - Anita Ernstorfer, Anne-Sofie Stockman & Frauke de Weijer p. 584-598
  • A conflict-sensitivity dilemma: how conflict denialism constrains spaces for conflict-sensitive actions for peacebuilding - Prakash Paudel, D. B. Subedi & Keren Winterford p. 599-611
  • Far beyond a tool: Do No Harm as spiritual (trans)formation for interfaith cooperation and action - Johonna McCants-Turner & Michelle Garred p. 612-622
  • The reform of freetown port – lessons from Political Economy Analysis (PEA) to make conflict sensitivity more efficient - Mateo Cabello & Claudio Alberti p. 623-632

• Viewpoint

  • Beyond box-ticking: how conflict sensitivity can help bring about a more equitable aid system - Timothy Midgley, Sherine El Taraboulsi-McCarthy, Rahma Ahmed & Alastair Carr p. 633-638

• Practice Notes

  • Building a culture of conflict sensitivity within a consortium - Mary Rose O'Brien, Hkinjawng Naw (Laser) & Khin Zar Mon p. 639-647
  • The localisation discourse in post-2021 Myanmar: implications for conflict sensitivity - Rebecca Haines & Cate Buchanan p. 648-655
  • Conflict-sensitive research: bringing research ethics into practice - Ursina Bentele & Metka Herzog p. 656-662