New Special Issue online!

Issue 3 Volume 59, 2024 available here

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Special Issue: "The Triple Nexus and the Future of Multilateral Governance: Rethinking Coordination between Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding Efforts"

Guest Editors: Eugenia Baroncelli and Daniela Irrera

"The UN-orchestrated Triple Nexus – a multilateral endeavour to provide humanitarian-development-peace responses in fragile and conflict-affected contexts – embodies several features of the emerging trend towards governance through regime complexity..."

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The Triple Nexus and the Future of Multilateral Governance: Rethinking Coordination between Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding Efforts

Article – Free Access

• The Triple Nexus and the Future of Multilateral Governance: Rethinking Coordination between Humanitarian, Development and Peacebuilding Efforts

Eugenia Baroncelli & Daniela Irrera

Article

• Governing Complexity in Complex Times: The HDP Nexus and the Role of the UN, the EU and the World Bank

Eugenia Baroncelli

Essay – Open Access

• Refugees as Entrepreneurs? A Challenge to HDP Programmes

Daniela Nascimento & José Manuel Pureza

Article

• Promoting Social Solidarity Economy in Tunisia: Neoliberal Assumptions and Missed Opportunities Within the Triple Nexus Discourse

Ester Sigillò

Article

• Military Expansion in Disaster Response and Its Implications for the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus

Alessandro Tinti

Article

• Reshaping the Multilateral Aid Regime from the Global South? Alternative Perspectives on Humanitarianism, Development and Peacebuilding from Latin America and the Caribbean

Melisa Deciancio, Agustina Garino & Delfina Vila Moret

Article

• HDP Nexus Outcomes and the Integration of Peace Elements: The Case of Iraq after the ISIL Conflict

Nadia Siddiqui & Roger Guiu

Research Articles

Article

• Reshaping Power Relations Within the International Aid Regime: The Role of the People’s Republic of China and Africa

Inesta Brunel Lendzoumbou

Article – Open Access

• The US and EU Response to Tunisia’s Democratic Backsliding: Promoting Democracy or Protecting Interests?

Maria do Céu Pinto Arena

Book Reviews

• Bringing Order to ‘Disorder'? Applying Complexity Theory to UN Statebuilding Interventions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan

Laura Salich Di Francesca

• The Arab Uprisings and Colonialism’s Long Shadow: Conceptualising Citizenship and the State in the Middle East

Andrea Teti

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