Central Asia
DAB. (2005) DAB Training Need Assessment and Strategic Planning for 2005. Kabul: Da Afghanistan Bank.
Dutch MFA. (2007a) Saffron: An Alternative to Poppies. Kabul: Dutch Embassy.
Guistozzi, A. (2006) ‘Afghanistan: exploring the peace-building potential of the private sector’ in Banfield, J., Gündüz, C., and Killick, N. (eds) Local Business, Local Peace: the Peace-building Potential of the Domestic Private Sector. London: International Alert.
IA. (2004a) Oil and the Search for Peace in the South Caucasus: The Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline. London: International Alert.
IA. (2004c) From War Economies to Peace Economies in the South Caucasus. London: International Alert.
ICG. (2005) Afghanistan: Getting Disarmament Back on Track. Brussels: International Crisis Group Update Briefing.
Lister, S. And Pain, A. (2004) Trading in Power: The Politics of “Free” Markets in Afghanistan. Kabul: AREU Briefing Paper.
McMahon, A. (2008) Case Study of the Poultry and Grape/Resin Subsectors in Afghanistan. Washington: USAID.
Microlinks 23 (1-3 April 2008) Civil and Military Cooperation on Economic Recovery in Iraq and Afghanistan. Microlinks Speaker’s Corner: Online discussion forum.
MISFA. (2006) Three Month Report. Oct-Dec 2006. Kabul: Microfinance Investment Support Facility Afghanistan.
MRRD Afghanistan. (2008) Program Summary: Afghanistan Rural Enterprise Development Programme (ARREDP). Kabul: Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Government of Afghanistan.
Nagarajan, G., Knight, H., and Chandani, T. (2006) Mid-Term Review of the Microfinance Sector and MISFA in Afghanistan. Kabul: MISFA and Government of Afghanistan. (paper and powerpoint presentation)
Oxfam. (2008b) Afghanistan: Development and Humanitarian Priorities. Oxford: Oxfam.
Penh, B., El-Zoghbi, M., and Stevens. P. (2008) Note from Afghanistan: Civil-Military Cooperation in Microenterprise Development. Washington: USAID.
Perito, R.M. (2005) The U.S. Experience with Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Afghanistan. Washington: United States Institute for Peace.
Putzel, J., and van der Zwan, J, (2006) Why templates for media development do not work in crisis states: Defining and understanding media development strategies in post-war and crisis states. London: LSE.
Rossi, S., and Giustozzi, A. (2006). 'Disarmament Demobilisation and Reintegration of Ex-Combatants (DDR) in Afghanistan: Constraints and Limited Capabilities.' Working Paper Series 2. London: LSE Crisis States Research Centre.
Rubin, B., Hamiszada, H., and Stoddard, A. (2005) Afghanistan 2005 and Beyond: Prospects for Improved Stability – Reference Document. The Hague: NIIR.
Sida/IMF. (2004) Framework Administered Account for Technical Assistance Activities – Sweden Technical Assistance Subaccount. Kabul: Sida/IMF.
Stabilization Unit. (2006) Afghanistan. Kabul: UK Stabilization Unit.
Suhrke, A. (2006) The Limits of Statebuilding; The Role of International Assistance in Afghanistan. Oslo: Christian Michelsen Institute
Indian Subcontinent
Arunatilate, N., Gunawardena, A., Marawila, D., Samaratunga, P., Senaratne, A., and Thibotuwawa, M. (2008) Analysis of the Fisheries Sector in Sri Lanka. USAID: Washington.
Bauman, P. (2008) A Comparative Case Study of High-Value Vegetable Value Chains in Nepal. Washington: USAID.
Harris, S., and Lewer, N. (2002) Operationalising Peacebuilding and Conflict Reduction. Case Study: Oxfam in Sri Lanka. Bradford: Centre for Conflict Resolution Working Paper Series.
Jyoti, P. and Dhakal, A. (2006) ‘Nepal: Putting Peace on the Business Agenda’ in Banfield, J., Gündüz, C., and Killick, N. (eds) Local Business, Local Peace: the Peace-building Potential of the Domestic Private Sector. London: International Alert.
Mayer, M., and Salih, M. (2006) ‘Sri Lanka: Business as an Agent for Peace’ in J. Banfield, C. Gündüz, and N. Killick (eds) Local Business, Local Peace: The Potential of the Domestic Private Sector. London: International Alert.
NORAD. (2007b) Evaluation of the Norwegian Petroleum-Related Assistance: Case Studies Regarding Mozambique, Bangladesh, East Timor and Angola. Oslo: NORAD.
Paffenholz, T., and Vijvarajah, V. (2005) Micro and Small Enterprise Development for Pro-Poor Growth in Sri Lanka. Geneva: ILO.
Seddon, D., and Hussein, K. (2002) The Consequences of Conflict: Livelihoods and Development in Nepal. London: Overseas Development Institute.
Sida. (2004) Proposal: ‘Micro and Small Enterprise Development for Pro-Poor Growth in Sri Lanka’. Stockholm: Sida.
Stamm, A., Jost, C., Kreiss, C., Meier, K., Pfister, M., Schukat, P., and Speck, H.A. (2006) Strengthening value chains in Sri Lanka's agribusiness: A way to reconcile competitiveness with socially inclusive growth? Bonn: DIE Studies 15.
Tritschler, F. and Bartocha, D. (2007) Microfinance and Conflict in Sri Lanka – Towards Sustainable Socio-Economic Development. Berlin: GTZ.
Venugopal, R. (2008) ‘Business for Peace, or Peace for Business? The Role of Corporate Peace Activism in the Rise and Fall of Sri Lanka’s Peace Process’ Oxford: University of Oxford.
South-East Asia
Jacobs, A. (2008) NGOs and Accountability: The Case of the Asian Tsunami. Paper given to the IDC Forum, Cambridge: May 2008.
MacMillan, J. (2006) The Nation Builders’ Blind Spot. Stanford, CA: Stanford University. (East Timor)
NORAD. (2007b) Evaluation of the Norwegian Petroleum-Related Assistance: Case Studies Regarding Mozambique, Bangladesh, East Timor and Angola. NORAD.
Phanawathanawong. P. (2008) Strengthening Protection Capacity Project, Livelihoods Component: Phase One, Mae Hong Son Province. Geneva: UNHCR/ILO.
Shaw, J., and Clarke, M. (2004) ‘Risky Business in Bougainville: Implementing Microfinance in Post-Conflict Environments’, Melbourne: RMIT University.
UNHCR/ILO. (2008) Livelihoods Programme for Refugees. Executive Summary (Thailand). Geneva: UNHCR/ILO.
USAID. (2008) Case studies in Enterprise Development in Post-Conflict Situations: Bosnia - Phillipines - Afghanistan. Washington: USAID