Security Builiding in CAR

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I. Introduction

II. Historical Background
ⅰ.Regional Characteristics Consisting the Insecurity
ⅱ. History of the Conflicts and its Social System

III. Analysis on the Peace Building Efforts to CAR's Crisis
ⅰ.Conflict Management to the Conflict Transformation, and to the Hybrid Peace

Conclusion.

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Recently, Central African Republic had the crisis of the group Seleka rebelling against the government in March 2013, which is now considered as one of the most inhumane crisis leaving countless people dead (Giroux, Lanz, & Sguaitamatti, 2009). To understand this crisis taken in the CAR, we have to better understand the internal dynamics of the region and the fact that the CAR state has been vulnerable to rebellion groups due to the state’s weakness of state capacity and authority in main state functions. (Herbert, Dukhan, & Debos, 2013) Considering the fact, the recent rise of rebel groups can be understood as both the root causes as well as the consequences regarding that the state incorporates the insecurity by failing to protect the security and the welfare of civilians from poverty and violence. Moreover, we also have to well understand that the citizens have low trust in their government and the security forces.

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