Complexity Thinking for Peacebuilding Practice and Evaluation

1. Introduction
Emery Brusset, Cedric Coning, Bryn Hughes

Part 1. Insights from Complexity Thinking

2. Implications of Complexity for Peacebuilding Policies and Practices
Cedric Coning

3. Thawing Ceteris Paribus: The Move to a Complex Systems Lens
Bryn Hughes

Part 2. Insights from Complexity Practice

4. Avoiding Perplexity: Complexity-Oriented Monitoring and Evaluation for UN Peace Operations
Charles T. Hunt

5. Challenges: EU Civilian Crisis Management and the Objective of Impact Assessment—Kosovo as an Example of Complexity
Tanja Tamminen

6. Organising Artisans for Peace: CMI on a Learning Curve
Oskari Eronen

7. Monitoring and Evaluation in Peacebuilding: Reclaiming the Lost Opportunities for Improving Peacebuilding in Practice
Pravina Makan-Lakha

Part 3. Coping with Complexity

8. Analysing Complex Conflicts: Requirements for Complexity-Aware Conflict Analysis
Jan Frelin

9. Seeking Simplicity: A Practical Application of Complexity to Evaluation
Emery Brusset

10. Conclusion
Emery Brusset, Cedric Coning, Bryn Hughes

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Peace Studies, Military and Defence Studies, International Relations