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Impunity : countering illicit power in war and transition / edited By Michelle Hughes and Michael Miklaucic.

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Washington, DC : Center for Complex Operations, [2016?]

Legitimacy of governments -- Case studies.

Conflict management -- Political aspects -- Case studies.

Non-state actors (International relations) -- Case studies.

Nation-building -- Moral and ethical aspects.

Security, International.

Developing countries -- Politics and government -- Case studies.

Electronic Resource

http://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo70215

9780986186578 (paperback)

0986186570 (paperback)

ix, 407 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 28 cm

Foreword / Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster -- Introduction / Michael Miklaucic -- Part 1. Case Studies from Conflict. Criminal Patronage Networks and the Struggle to Rebuild the Afghan State / Carl Forsberg and Tim Sullivan -- Jaish al-Mahdi in Iraq / Phil Williams and Dan Bisbee -- Haiti: The Gangs of Cité Soleil / D.C. (David) Beer -- Liberia: Durable Illicit Power Structures / William Reno -- Traffickers and Truckers: Illicit Afghan and Pakistani Power Structures with a Shadowy but Influential Role / Gretchen Peters -- Colombia and the FARC: From Military Victory to Ambivalent Political Reintegration? / Carlos Ospina -- The Philippines: The Moro Islamic Liberation Front--A Pragmatic Power Structure? / Joseph Franco -- Sierra Leone: The Revolutionary United Front / Ismail Rashid -- Sri Lanka: State Response to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam as an Illicit Power Structure / Thomas A. Marks and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Tej Pratap Singh Brar -- Part 2. Confronting Illicit Power: Understanding Enablers, Ours and Theirs. It Takes a Thief to Catch a Thief: Illicit Power and the Intelligence Challenge / Michelle Hughes -- Weapons Trafficking and the Odessa Network: How One Small Think Tank was Able to Unpack One Very Big Problem, and the Lessons It Teaches Us / David E.A. Johnson -- Financial Tools and Sanctions: Following the Money and the Joumaa Web / Robert ("J.R.") McBrien -- Recruitment and Radicalization: The Role of Social Media and New Technology / Maeghin Alarid -- Part 3. Licit Transitions: Building Institutions and Strengthening Capacity for Success. Make It Matter: Ten Rules for Institutional Development that Works / Mark Kroeker -- The Hitchhiker's Guide to Intelligence-Led Policing / Clifford Aims -- Security Sector Reconstruction in Post-Conflict: The Lessons from Timor-Leste / Deniz Kocak -- A Granular Approach to Combating Corruption and Illicit Power Structures / Scott N. Carlson -- Conclusion. What Should We Have Learned by Now? Enduring Lessons from Thirty years of conflict and transition / Michelle Hughes.

"A serious and effective effort to meet the challenges of illicit power in the 21st century will require technology, global partnership, and an integrated, comprehensive campaign driven by international commitment and broad political will. Of the many important lessons that emerge from these essays the most important is to be skeptical of concepts that divorce conflict from its political and human nature, particularly those that promise fast, cheap victories through technology while ignoring the need to confront illicit power in war and transition"--Publisher's web site.

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