Synopsis
Chapter 1. Getting Better at Civil-Military Interaction; Sebastiaan Rietjens and Gerard Lucius.- Chapter 2. Civil-military Interaction: Rationale, Possibilities and Limitations; Cedric de Coning.- Chapter 3. Who are they? - Encountering International and Local Civilians in Civil-Military Interaction; Georg Frerks.- Chapter 4. Civilians in Military Operations: Blue on Blue; Jeannette Seppen and Gerard Lucius.- Chapter 5: Preparation Starts at Home: Education and Training for Civil-Military Interaction Kelisiana Thynne and Gwen Cherne.- Chapter 6. Obtaining Population Centric Intelligence: Experience of the Netherlands Military Presence in South Afghanistan; Martijn Kitzen and Willem Vogelsang.- Chapter 7. Civil-Military Planning; Philip Shetler-Jones.- Chapter 8. Just in time: Civil-Military Logistics; Maggie Heraty.- Chapter 9. Reconstructing the Infrastructure of Damaged Societies; Garland H. Williams.- Chapter 10. Civil-Military Interaction during Infantry Operations; John Melkon, James Embrey, Harry Bader and Brian Mennes.- Chapter 11. Military's Engagement in Civilian Healthcare; Sebastiaan Rietjens and Myriame Bollen.- Chapter 12. CIMIC Projects: Divergent Interests, Convergent Action; Gerard Lucius.- Chapter 13. Dealing with Cultural Differences; Paula Holmes-Eber.- Chapter 14. Fighting Corruption in Conflict Areas; Saad Mustafa, Tobias Bock and Mark Pyman.- Chapter 15. Human Rights and Refugee Protection: The Interface with Humanitarian Actors; Christine Mougne and Fedde Groot.- Chapter 16. Leadership and the Comprehensive Approach; Peter Olsthoorn and Joseph Soeters.- Chapters 17. Civil-Military Interaction, CIMIC and Interacting with Gender; Gunhild Hoogensen Gjorv anf Toiko Tönisson Kleppe.- Chapter 18. Improving Evaluation of Civil-Military Cooperation; Peter Essens and Thom de Vries.- Chapter 19. Civil-Military Interaction: From Practice to Theory; Sebastiaan Rietjens.
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