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Nixon, Hamish (2011) Afghan Perspectives on Achieving Durable Peace. USIP Peace Brief: 94. Washington, DC: United States Institute of Peace. Afghans across different groups see the United States as a key party to the conflict whose direct participation in a peace process is crucial to its success. About - Experienced governance specialist with 20 years experience working at the intersection of decentralization and subnational governance, peacebuilding, democratization and statebuilding. Hamish Nixon Research Associate [email protected] /inHamish is an experienced governance specialist working at the intersections of decentralisation and democratisation, public finance and service delivery, conflict and security, and statebuilding in fragile states.
At the time of writing, Hamish Nixon was the Governance Researcher at AREU. Before joining AREU in March 2005 he held academic appointments at Kingston University and The Queen's College, Uni-versity of Oxford. He completed his Ph.D. on comparative peace processes and postconflict political development at St. Antony's College, Oxford.
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30 March 2016 Putting learning at the centre: adaptive development programming in practice Research reports ~ Craig Valters, Clare Cummings, Hamish Nixon Adaptive programming suggests, at a minimum, that development actors react and respond to changes in the political and socio-economic operating environment. Hamish Nixon is project coordinator of the joint research project on durable peace in Afghanistan. He spent five years in Afghanistan working on governance with the World Bank and the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, and has researched peace processes and post-conflict governance in Cambodia, El Salvador, and Afghanistan.. hamish nixon and cindy joelene This Policy Dialogue Brief is a summary of the original report, Fiscal Decentralization in Myanmar: Towards a Roadmap for Reform by Hamish Nixon and Cindy Joelene. Hamish Nixon & Caroline Hartzell (2011) Beyond Power-sharing: Institutional Options for an Afghan Peace Process. USIP Peaceworks. Hamish Nixon (2011) Afghan Perspectives on Achieving Durable Peace. USIP Peace Brief. Latest news. Wednesday, 14 Dec 2011 Report on the Afghan Peace Process
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Hamish Nixon Research Associate This report aims to inform policy-makers, donors and other political stakeholders in Myanmar about the new state and regional structures created under the 2008 constitution. Hamish Nixon. 2007, International Peacekeeping. By 1400 (2020) we envisage a state in which institutions are more accountable and responsive to poor people, strengthening their participation in the political process and in local decision-making regardless of gender or social status. We will continue to mature as a stable Islamic constitutional. Chapter$18.$Hamish$Nixon:$The$'Subnational$Governance'$Challenge$ AfghanistanAnalysts'Network' 4' technically'and'politically'viable'approachtolocal' Previous publications stemming from the project include several USIP Peace Briefs and two research papers: Hamish Nixon, "Achieving Durable Peace: Afghan Perspectives on a Peace Process" (Oslo: PRIO, May 2011) and Deedee Derksen, "Peace from the Bottom-Up? The Afghanistan Peace and Reintegration Program" (Oslo: PRIO, September 2011). Projects
