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Typ záznamu * :	prezentace (kongresy, sympózia, konference, workshopy)
Domácí pracoviště * :	Katedra sociální geografie a regionálního rozvoje (31800)
Název * :	The Limits of Humanitarian Aid and Development Cooperation in War-torn Separatist Regions: Case study of Abkhazia
Citace :	Hoch, T. The Limits of Humanitarian Aid and Development Cooperation in War-torn Separatist Regions: Case study of Abkhazia. In: 4th International Conference on Globalisation: Beyond Globalisation - Exploring the Limits of Globalisation in the Regional Context. Ostrava: Ostravská Univerzita. 2009.

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Rok :	2009
Obor :	Politologie a politické vědy
Místo konání :	Ostrava
Stát konání akce :	Česká republika
Název akce :	4th International Conference on Globalisation: Beyond Globalisation - Exploring the Limits of Globalisation in the Regional Context
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Druh prezentace :	Přednáška
Instituce :	Ostravská Univerzita

Klíčová slova anglicky :	Humanitarian Aid, Development Cooperation, Abkhazia
Popis v původním jazyce :	Throughout the Cold War, the international donor community had confined their effort in conflict situations primarily to humanitarian aid and ideologically motivated development cooperation. Donors were not prepared to deal with the multiple and complex challenges of post-conflict reconstruction. After a period of violent conflict, war-torn societies face many challenges. In many cases they lack the financial, institutional and human resources to solve the problems bounded with post-conflict reconstruction. External actors are asked to play a more active role in assisting countries emerging from conflicts, but there are legal, budgetary and ethical limits of humanitarian aid and development cooperation. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate on the case study of Abkhazia, that the classical paradigm of linear cycle of post-conflict reconstruction via the fluent transformation from a short term humanitarian aid to a longer term development cooperation, simply can not function in separatist regions.
Popis v anglickém jazyce :	Throughout the Cold War, the international donor community had confined their effort in conflict situations primarily to humanitarian aid and ideologically motivated development cooperation. Donors were not prepared to deal with the multiple and complex challenges of post-conflict reconstruction. After a period of violent conflict, war-torn societies face many challenges. In many cases they lack the financial, institutional and human resources to solve the problems bounded with post-conflict reconstruction. External actors are asked to play a more active role in assisting countries emerging from conflicts, but there are legal, budgetary and ethical limits of humanitarian aid and development cooperation. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate on the case study of Abkhazia, that the classical paradigm of linear cycle of post-conflict reconstruction via the fluent transformation from a short term humanitarian aid to a longer term development cooperation, simply can not function in separatist regions.

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