Stephen Baranyi
Biographic Data
| ID | 361382 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Baranyi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Baranyi |
| SIGNATURE | BARANYI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Le plaidoyer des personnes en situation de handicap pour l'ODD 16
L'Agenda 2030 a suscité l'enthousiasme mais aussi d'intenses débats. Les optimistes perçoivent les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) comme les leviers d’un effort mondial visant à ne laisser personne de côté. Les pessimistes craignent que les ODD alignent les politiques de développement sur un projet néolibéral. Cet article explore les débats entre ces visions, en examinant la logique qui sous-tend le plaidoyer des organisations de personn…
SDG16+ implementation in fragile and conflict-affected states
SDG16+ on peaceful societies, justice and strong institutions is often presented as a ‘strategic lever’ to enable the implementation of other SDGs, hence the ‘+’ often added to that goal. This is especially the case in fragile and conflict-affected states (FCAS) where violence and weak governance are seen as major constraints on development. Six years into Agenda 2030, this paper triangulates official reports such as Voluntary National Reviews, a…
La Politique d’égalité femmes hommes 2014-2034 en Haïti
Selon certaines analystes, le mouvement des femmes, leurs voix et leurs priorités ont été largement déplacées par les agences internationales en Haïti, à la suite du séisme qui a frappé le pays en janvier 2010. Cette critique s’insère dans des analyses postcoloniales plus larges, de la marginalisation ou l’instrumentalisation des forces vives du Sud par des agences internationales, notamment dans les États qui se trouvent dans des situations frag…
Beyond binaries
The Global South has changed dramatically since donors started providing aid. There are now more middle-income countries (MICs) than low-income countries. They have access to more domestic resources yet, paradoxically, 70 per cent of the world’s poor live in MICs. That paradox has fuelled debates between those advocating more versus less official development assistance to MICs. This article deconstructs that binary and profiles the partnerships t…
(Dis)ability and development in Haiti
The 2010 earthquake was a tragedy for Haitians: in addition to the 250,000 lives lost and 1,000,000 persons displaced, 200,000 persons became disabled. Although post-earthquake reconstruction efforts are seen by some as a failure, others have argued that they could be a model for the inclusion of disabled persons. This paper explores the grey zone between those interpretations. Based on original document and interview research, it shows how inter…
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Peacebuilding, power and politics in Africa
This edited work brings together a rich mix of scholarship, from different disciplinary perspectives, on the politics and checkered outcomes of peacebuilding in Africa. A product of collaboration b
Contested Statehood and State-Building in Haiti
this article bridges global and Haiti-specific debates on statehood, the political economy of state and state (de)formation, as well as the conceptualization and measurement of those phenomena.drawing on data sets and secondary literatures from Haiti and beyond, it argues that despite the unique features of the extremely weak state in Haiti, that case can usefully be compared to the range of weak to fairly strong states in Latin america and the c…
Development cooperation in fragile states
(2012). Development cooperation in fragile states: filling or perpetuating gaps? Conflict, Security & Development: Vol. 12, The challenges of effective development cooperation in fragile states, pp. 443-459
Introduction
The idea of ‘peacebuilding’ has been widely discredited in Haiti due to the application of an orthodox liberal approach in the 1990s and the limits of stabilisation since 2004. Revitalising ‘ refondation’, the transformative dimension of post-earthquake reconstruction, could connect that project to a more context-relevant concept of peacebuilding and especially to endogenous struggles for social justice. Drawing on critical constructivist theory …
Police reform and democratic development in lower-profile fragile states
Over the past six years, Western donors have formulated guidelines to orient their increasing involvement in security system reform (SSR) throughout the South and particularly in fragile states. These normative instruments recommend a range of measures to ensure that donor involvement reinforces development goals such as national ownership and democratic consolidation. However, Sedra and others have argued that this model is in crisis in high-pro…
World development report 2011
El largo compromiso de Canadá con Cuba
Tanto la Unión Europea como América Latina, e incluso Estados Unidos, han iniciado distintos procesos de diálogo con Cuba. ¿Cuáles lecciones relevantes se pueden extraer de la larga historia canadiense de compromiso con la Revolución Cubana? Este artículo documenta la evolución de las relaciones entre Canadá y Cuba desde la década de 1940, centrándose en sus altibajos desde que se lanzó, a mediados de la década de 1990, una política de «compromis…
Peace Missions and Subsidiarity in the Americas
Development cooperation in fragile states
(2012). Development cooperation in fragile states: filling or perpetuating gaps? Conflict, Security & Development: Vol. 12, The challenges of effective development cooperation in fragile states, pp. 443-459
Introduction
The idea of ‘peacebuilding’ has been widely discredited in Haiti due to the application of an orthodox liberal approach in the 1990s and the limits of stabilisation since 2004. Revitalising ‘ refondation’, the transformative dimension of post-earthquake reconstruction, could connect that project to a more context-relevant concept of peacebuilding and especially to endogenous struggles for social justice. Drawing on critical constructivist theory …
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
Contested Statehood and State-Building in Haiti
this article bridges global and Haiti-specific debates on statehood, the political economy of state and state (de)formation, as well as the conceptualization and measurement of those phenomena.drawing on data sets and secondary literatures from Haiti and beyond, it argues that despite the unique features of the extremely weak state in Haiti, that case can usefully be compared to the range of weak to fairly strong states in Latin america and the c…
Beyond binaries
The Global South has changed dramatically since donors started providing aid. There are now more middle-income countries (MICs) than low-income countries. They have access to more domestic resources yet, paradoxically, 70 per cent of the world’s poor live in MICs. That paradox has fuelled debates between those advocating more versus less official development assistance to MICs. This article deconstructs that binary and profiles the partnerships t…
Police reform and democratic development in lower-profile fragile states
Over the past six years, Western donors have formulated guidelines to orient their increasing involvement in security system reform (SSR) throughout the South and particularly in fragile states. These normative instruments recommend a range of measures to ensure that donor involvement reinforces development goals such as national ownership and democratic consolidation. However, Sedra and others have argued that this model is in crisis in high-pro…
Peace Missions and Subsidiarity in the Americas
(Dis)ability and development in Haiti
The 2010 earthquake was a tragedy for Haitians: in addition to the 250,000 lives lost and 1,000,000 persons displaced, 200,000 persons became disabled. Although post-earthquake reconstruction efforts are seen by some as a failure, others have argued that they could be a model for the inclusion of disabled persons. This paper explores the grey zone between those interpretations. Based on original document and interview research, it shows how inter…
Peace Missions and Subsidiarity in the Americas
El largo compromiso de Canadá con Cuba
Tanto la Unión Europea como América Latina, e incluso Estados Unidos, han iniciado distintos procesos de diálogo con Cuba. ¿Cuáles lecciones relevantes se pueden extraer de la larga historia canadiense de compromiso con la Revolución Cubana? Este artículo documenta la evolución de las relaciones entre Canadá y Cuba desde la década de 1940, centrándose en sus altibajos desde que se lanzó, a mediados de la década de 1990, una política de «compromis…
Introduction
The idea of ‘peacebuilding’ has been widely discredited in Haiti due to the application of an orthodox liberal approach in the 1990s and the limits of stabilisation since 2004. Revitalising ‘ refondation’, the transformative dimension of post-earthquake reconstruction, could connect that project to a more context-relevant concept of peacebuilding and especially to endogenous struggles for social justice. Drawing on critical constructivist theory …
Police reform and democratic development in lower-profile fragile states
Over the past six years, Western donors have formulated guidelines to orient their increasing involvement in security system reform (SSR) throughout the South and particularly in fragile states. These normative instruments recommend a range of measures to ensure that donor involvement reinforces development goals such as national ownership and democratic consolidation. However, Sedra and others have argued that this model is in crisis in high-pro…
World development report 2011
Contested Statehood and State-Building in Haiti
this article bridges global and Haiti-specific debates on statehood, the political economy of state and state (de)formation, as well as the conceptualization and measurement of those phenomena.drawing on data sets and secondary literatures from Haiti and beyond, it argues that despite the unique features of the extremely weak state in Haiti, that case can usefully be compared to the range of weak to fairly strong states in Latin america and the c…
Development cooperation in fragile states
(2012). Development cooperation in fragile states: filling or perpetuating gaps? Conflict, Security & Development: Vol. 12, The challenges of effective development cooperation in fragile states, pp. 443-459
Peacebuilding, power and politics in Africa
This edited work brings together a rich mix of scholarship, from different disciplinary perspectives, on the politics and checkered outcomes of peacebuilding in Africa. A product of collaboration b
Solidarity forever? ABC, Alba and South–South Cooperation in Haiti
The growing influence of the global South in international affairs has prompted a passionate discussion about the role of South–South cooperation (SSC). SSC is sometimes uncritically portrayed as a uniform phenomenon that presents a superior alternative to North–South Cooperation (NSC). To problematise and deepen our knowledge about SSC, this article examines the intriguing case of Haiti, which has seen a wealth of SSC cooperation since the inter…
(Dis)ability and development in Haiti
The 2010 earthquake was a tragedy for Haitians: in addition to the 250,000 lives lost and 1,000,000 persons displaced, 200,000 persons became disabled. Although post-earthquake reconstruction efforts are seen by some as a failure, others have argued that they could be a model for the inclusion of disabled persons. This paper explores the grey zone between those interpretations. Based on original document and interview research, it shows how inter…
Beyond binaries
The Global South has changed dramatically since donors started providing aid. There are now more middle-income countries (MICs) than low-income countries. They have access to more domestic resources yet, paradoxically, 70 per cent of the world’s poor live in MICs. That paradox has fuelled debates between those advocating more versus less official development assistance to MICs. This article deconstructs that binary and profiles the partnerships t…
La Politique d’égalité femmes hommes 2014-2034 en Haïti
Selon certaines analystes, le mouvement des femmes, leurs voix et leurs priorités ont été largement déplacées par les agences internationales en Haïti, à la suite du séisme qui a frappé le pays en janvier 2010. Cette critique s’insère dans des analyses postcoloniales plus larges, de la marginalisation ou l’instrumentalisation des forces vives du Sud par des agences internationales, notamment dans les États qui se trouvent dans des situations frag…
SDG16+ implementation in fragile and conflict-affected states
SDG16+ on peaceful societies, justice and strong institutions is often presented as a ‘strategic lever’ to enable the implementation of other SDGs, hence the ‘+’ often added to that goal. This is especially the case in fragile and conflict-affected states (FCAS) where violence and weak governance are seen as major constraints on development. Six years into Agenda 2030, this paper triangulates official reports such as Voluntary National Reviews, a…
Le plaidoyer des personnes en situation de handicap pour l'ODD 16
L'Agenda 2030 a suscité l'enthousiasme mais aussi d'intenses débats. Les optimistes perçoivent les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) comme les leviers d’un effort mondial visant à ne laisser personne de côté. Les pessimistes craignent que les ODD alignent les politiques de développement sur un projet néolibéral. Cet article explore les débats entre ces visions, en examinant la logique qui sous-tend le plaidoyer des organisations de personn…
Political science (14 works) · International Development and Aid (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Politics (4 works)