NGOs, IGOs, and the network mechanisms of post-conflict global governance in microfinance / Anna Ohanyan.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [215]-228) and index.

Introduction. The Promises and Perils of Network Governance -- 1. NGOs, IGOs, and Global Public Policies -- 2. Transnationalism of Networks in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 3. Local Politics of Transnational Networks in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 4. Afghanistan: How Policies Travel -- 5. Kosovo: Lost in Translation -- 6. Is All Policy Portability Progressive? -- 7. Network Mechanisms of Global Governance.

"Partnerships between international organizations and NGOs are central to delivering services in post-conflict settings. This book examines how such partnerships and policy networks comprising large international organizations and NGOs generate policies to heal the wounds of war-torn communities and build institutions of the post-conflict state for long-term governance. Exploring the international community's application of microfinance in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina, this book follows how these policies were subsequently transferred to an modified for Kosovo and Afghanistan. Drawing on multiple, varied cases this book offers a new framework of policy analysis in post-conflict zones, and bridges global policy studies with conflict resolution."--BOOK JACKET.