Four Cardinal Questions (and Answers of a Sort) : Toward Just Development in FCS
Justice and the rule of law are regularly cited as fundamental to addressing so many development challenges: poor investment climate, conflict and insecurity, gender inequality, poverty, and low human development outcomes. The role of justice insti...
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okr-10986-305482021-04-23T14:04:58Z Four Cardinal Questions (and Answers of a Sort) : Toward Just Development in FCS Isser, Deborah Berg, Louis-Alexandre Porter, Doug RULE OF LAW FRAGILE STATES CONFLICT CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES FRAGILE AND CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES FCS JUSTICE SYSTEM CONFLICT AND FRAGILITY JUSTICE INSTITUTIONS JUSTICE FOR THE POOR JUDICIAL REFORM SOCIAL ORDER Justice and the rule of law are regularly cited as fundamental to addressing so many development challenges: poor investment climate, conflict and insecurity, gender inequality, poverty, and low human development outcomes. The role of justice institutions in underpinning development has especially come to the fore in fragile and conflict-affected situations. The authors suggest that there is quite a lot, but it requires starting with different questions. Drawing from the Bank’s justice strategy new directions in justice Reform and the experience in the justice for the poor program, especially in fragile and conflict-affected situations, the authors have distilled an answer, or rather a process. Four simple questions to guide toward the not so simple path of promoting just development are: question 1: what is the justice problem?; question 2: how is the justice problem being managed?; question 3: under what conditions will more effective and legitimate institutions to manage the justice problem emerge?; and question 4: what is the appropriate role for external assistance? 2018-10-10T17:41:37Z 2018-10-10T17:41:37Z 2014-01 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/118321505892607608/Four-cardinal-questions-and-answers-of-a-sort-toward-just-development-in-FCS http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30548 English Just Development;No. 1 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Justice and the rule of law are
regularly cited as fundamental to addressing so many
development challenges: poor investment climate, conflict
and insecurity, gender inequality, poverty, and low human
development outcomes. The role of justice institutions in
underpinning development has especially come to the fore in
fragile and conflict-affected situations. The authors
suggest that there is quite a lot, but it requires starting
with different questions. Drawing from the Bank’s justice
strategy new directions in justice Reform and the experience
in the justice for the poor program, especially in fragile
and conflict-affected situations, the authors have distilled
an answer, or rather a process. Four simple questions to
guide toward the not so simple path of promoting just
development are: question 1: what is the justice problem?;
question 2: how is the justice problem being managed?;
question 3: under what conditions will more effective and
legitimate institutions to manage the justice problem
emerge?; and question 4: what is the appropriate role for
external assistance? |
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Isser, Deborah Berg, Louis-Alexandre Porter, Doug |
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Four Cardinal Questions (and Answers of a Sort) : Toward Just Development in FCS |
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Four Cardinal Questions (and Answers of a Sort) : Toward Just Development in FCS |
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Four Cardinal Questions (and Answers of a Sort) : Toward Just Development in FCS |
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four cardinal questions (and answers of a sort) : toward just development in fcs |
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