Chris van der Borgh
Chris van der Borgh is assistant professor at the Centre for Conflict Studies at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. He previously worked as strategic advisor for The Broker's Sahel Watch programme. He specializes in issues such as conflict analysis, post-war development and peace building, in particular the role of external donors in political reform and governance. He has extensive field experience in El Salvador and his PhD deals with the role of external donors in the rebuilding of that country after the civil war. His current research concerns the consolidation of peace processes and the role of foreign assistance, focusing on the case of Kosovo and comparing this with other post-war rebuilding efforts.
Eight years of UN administration in Kosovo have brought stability, but not reconciliation or consensus on the country’s status. The international administration had sufficient manpower, money and time, but has suffered from the lack of international agreement on Kosovo.
access_time 12 - 14 min
29 May, 2007
label_outline Peace & Security
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