Transcription of Conflict Analysis: Topic Guide - GSDRC
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Conflict Analysis: Topic Guide - GSDRC
Conflict analysisTopic guideMay 2017 About this Topic Guide This Topic Guide focuses specifically on the systematic approaches and tools for Conflict analysis developed for policy and practice. It looks at the analysis itself rather than at Conflict (the subject of the analysis ) or Conflict sensitivity, Conflict resolution, Conflict prevention or peacebuilding (the application of the analysis ). Author and contributors This GSDRC Topic Guide was written by Si n Herbert (International Development Department, University of Birmingham The Australian Government supported its production. GSDRC also appreciates the contributions of Rupert Brock, Dr Shahar Hameiri, Brian Lucas, Tom Parks and Tony Vaux. Infographics: Lucy Peers Cover image: Military personnel of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) on patrol in an armored personnel carrier, 2007 (UN Photo/Jorge Aramburu).)
Conflict analysis by international actors can be meaningless to local communities. The drive to measure, monitor and compare peace and conflict across countries and cultures has led to the development of indicators and databases that some argue are not relevant to, or representative of, local views (Mac Ginty, 2013).
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