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Sven Chojnacki
Jan 01, 2006 — Dec 31, 2017
The project looks at how the differences in the effectiveness of territorial violence control and the corresponding provision of basic security services in areas of limited statehood can be explained. On the basis of the research project’s collected event data on both one-sided and reciprocal ...
Marianne Braig, Markus-Michael Müller
Research Project C3 assesses the (local/international) political context factors that contribute to the efficiency and legitimacy of security governance transfers. Additionally, the project analyses the impact of the historical legacy of such transfers on contemporary interventions. These ...
Ursula Schröder
Jan 01, 2010 — Dec 31, 2017
Over the past two decades international actors have repeatedly intervened in the wake of armed conflict in order to secure fragile peace and to support the rebuilding of weak state institutions. The state institutions responsible for the use of force have become a key focus of targeted reform ...
Heike Krieger
Research Project C8 investigates the legitimacy of norms and law-making processes in international humanitarian law. Focusing on the conflicts in the African Great Lakes region, the project explores whether the norms of international humanitarian law are both sufficiently flexible and legitimate ...
Michael Daxner
Jul 01, 2010 — Dec 31, 2017
The project asks under which conditions the presence of external actors and their interaction with community and district level actors leads to effective and legitimate governance in North East Afghanistan. The project continues a longitudinal study of the impact of military and civil ...
Andreas Mehler
Jan 01, 2014 — Dec 31, 2017
Why do some areas of limited statehood produce security while others are fraught with persistent insecurity? This research project focuses on areas where state presence is limited and where other local and external non-state actors are involved in providing security to citizens. By developing a ...
Robin Geiß
Research Project C11 analyzes the contribution of international law to the mitigation of specific security risks emanating from areas of limited statehood. In this context we want to find out under which conditions and to what extent international law enables external actors to participate in or ...
