Local Governance in Yemen: Resource Hub
Provided by: Berghof Foundation and Political Development Forum Yemen
Foe not Friend: Yemeni Tribes and Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
Report on the relationship between tribes and AQAP and tribes and the Yemeni government that argues that Yemeni tribes could play a key role in weakening AQAP....
Yemen: National Chaos, Local Order
Analysis of the war in Yemen arguing that Yemen now resembles a region of mini-states at varying degrees of war with one This paper provides a systemic analysis...
Addressing Security Sector Reform in Yemen: Challenges and Opportunities for intervention During and Post-conflict
Collection of studies on security sector reform in Yemen unified by their emphasis on local dynamics and the importance of ensuring local security concerns...
Rise, Fall, and Rise Again: Perspectives on Southern Yemen Security Challenges
Brief assessment of security providers in the south, with short discussions of the different forces in Aden and Hadhramawt, their coflicting loyalties, and the implications for a...
Pathways for peace and stability in Yemen
The report highlights the existence of parallel dimensions of conflict in Yemen. Political, regional, criminal, and identity-based conflicts are interlinked, but distinct. Community-level peacebuilding can tackle important...
The Essential Role of Local Governance in Yemen
Overview of the challenges facing local governance in Yemen, focused on Sanaa, Dhamar and Aden Yemen’s local councils are responsible for the day-to-day provision of basic public services...
Federalism, conflict and fragmentation in Yemen
Discussion of federalism in Yemen and the run up to the war . Concludes that if more energy had been devoted to adressing urgent needs and less...