ISE has published several papers on aspects of building effective states in the contemporary world. These papers are available for use below.
Please visit the Programs and Activities page for additional information. |
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 Governance Dissemination Note 2012
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Accountability Dissemination Note 2012
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Infrastructure Dissemination Note 2012
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ISE - The New Silk Route Report 1 2011
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National Programs 2010
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ISE Guinea Bissau Report 2010
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Development Effectiveness Indicators
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National Community Guidelines, 2009
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ISE Nepal Report 2009
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ISE Nepal Report 2008
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NSP 2008
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Writing the History of the Future:
Securing Stability through Peace Agreements,
Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding Vol. 1, Issue 3, November 2007 |
Citizenship,
March 2007 |
An agenda for State Building in the 21st Century,
The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Winter 2006, Vol. 30:1 |
An Agenda for Harnessing Globalization,
The Washington Quarterly, Autumn 2006 (PDF) |
How to Re-Model European Aid,
European Voice, Summer 2006 (PDF) |
Stability, state-building and development assistance: an outside perspective,
The Princeton Project on National Security (PDF) |
Making States,
The World Today, Chatham House,August/September 2005 (PDF) |
Closing the Sovereignty Gap: an approach to State-building,
ODI Working Paper 253, September 2005 |
State-building in fragile and conflict affected conditions,
Paper prepared for World Bank-UNDP-ISE forum for leaders and managers
of post-conflict transitions at the Greentree Foundation, New York,
19-21st September 2005 (PDF) |
Rebuilding Post-Conflict Societies:
Lessons From A Decade Of Global Experience,
Summary of World Bank-UNDP-ISE forum at the
Greentree Foundation New
York, 19-21st September 2005 (PDF) |
Global Compact or Divided World,
European Ideas Network Conference, September 2005 (PDF) |
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ISE has now applied its analysis to a wide range of countries across
the globe, including Afghanistan, southern Sudan, Nepal, Kosovo,
Lebanon, Haiti and Liberia. The Institute provides advice to
policymakers on issues such as decision-making, asset-mapping, the
sequencing of reform, leadership skills, outlining critical tasks, and
visioning; and generates ideas on reforms to improve governance,
accountability, development programming, and donor coordination.
ISE supports the creation of individually designed, contextually sensitive
country strategies that outline a comprehensive approach to a given
country's state-building processes. The ISE team has also documented a
series of successful state transitions, ranging from Singapore and
Spain to Ireland, the American South and European Accession countries
to understand how positive aspects of these processes can be fed into
contemporary state-building efforts.
Our engagement in Afghanistan is illustrated by the documents listed
chronologically below: |
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Securing Afghanistan's Future
March 2004 |
Afghanistan: Rebuilding Our Nation:
6 National Priority Sub-Programmes
December 2002 |
Progress Against Promises
September 2002 |
National Development Framework
April 2002 |
A Vision for Afghanistan
Tokyo Speech of H.E. Hamid Karzai,
January 2002 |
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| Performance of Urban Functions: Local and Areawide
United States Government, Advisory Commission on Inter-governmental Relations, 1963 |
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"The visits that Ashraf and Clare have made to south Sudan to advise senior leaders on the way forward have been illuminating..."
- Ishac Diwan, World Bank Country Director, Ethiopia and Sudan, 2007.
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