One article leads to some of the latest ponderings on the age-old question of whether aid can win hearts-and-minds:
http://ping.fm/WDH5o
Can Hearts and Minds Be Bought? The Economics of Counterinsurgency in Iraq
http://ping.fm/y4yze
Do they think we're stupid? Local perceptions of US 'hearts and minds' activities in Kenya
http://ping.fm/C6Cmi
Afghanistan war: How USAID loses hearts and minds
http://ping.fm/qR77p
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REFLECTING ON THE EVOLVING DYNAMIC BETWEEN THE MILITARY AND CIVILIAN AGENCIES IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION LOOKS AT: WAR, COMPLEX EMERGENCIES, DEVELOPMENT, NATION-BUILDING, PEACE-BUILDING, PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS, DISASTERS, CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION, CIMIC, CIVIL AFFAIRS, HEARTS AND MINDS, PSYOPS, MISSION INTEGRATION, JOINT/COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONS, PROVINCIAL RECONSTRUCTION TEAMS, PRT, ETC.
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