Welcome to the International Network for Economics and Conflict. INEC is a comprehensive one-stop tool for practitioners of economic development working in fragile states. Please feel free to comment on our blogs, participate in the online events, peruse the documents in our library, or watch some of the video interviews with experts returning from the field.
Featured Resources
This report from the Asia Foundation challenges the aid community to re-think assumptions about aid's contributions to peace.
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This USGLC report outlines six areas of focus that the U.S. should hone in on as part of its 'Smart Power' strategy.
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Business as Usual in Fragile States? Part 1. Leveraging Aid for Private Sector Development
June 17, 2013 | 7:00am
This week, the G8 leaders will meet to discuss, amongst other issues, how to spread prosperity and grow economies around the world, and how to ensure greater accountability in international develop
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KayTek—Unleashing the Power of Entrepreneurial Solutions for Prosperity in HaitiPosted by: shumbasIntrepreneurial solutions is what we need in disaster situations. In...
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From Supply and Demand to Power and Data: The Case for a More Restrained Handling of Job Creation Programs in Conflict-Affected SituationsPosted by: Jeffrey JonkersRich Malllet raises some important issues here: job-creation programmes...
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Creating Inclusive Youth Employment in Fragile StatesPosted by: ydupontDear Lex Rieffel, I would be very interesed to hear more on this...
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Creating Inclusive Youth Employment in Fragile StatesPosted by: RieffelFrom where I sit, I believe the challenge of urban youth unemployment--not...
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What do recent G-20 decisions mean for Conflict-Affected States?Posted by: claireflozIf the developed countries incurred debts, how much more the little...
