1. Putting whose politics back into development? Joanna Macrae

2. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Why promise aid as peace-maker? Scope

3. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Why promise aid as peace-maker? Whose politics? Scope

4. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Why promise aid as peace-maker? Whose politics? Implications Scope

5. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid and conflict management Aid and the security agenda

6. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid and conflict management Aid and the security agenda The rise of international intervention in internal wars

7. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid and the new security agenda Aid as peace-maker

8. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid and the new security agenda Aid as peace-maker Conditional humanitarianism

9. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid and the new security agenda Aid as peace-maker Conditional humanitarianism Rethinking aid and security

10. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid: legitimising intervention 1989- 9/11 - values-based foreign policy

11. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid: legitimising intervention 1989- 9/11 - values-based foreign policy Implications of 9/11: hawks and doves?

12. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Aid: legitimising intervention 1989- 9/11 - values-based foreign policy? Implications of 9/11- hawks or doves? Aid as legitimation and reward

13. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Implications Disaggregating politics

14. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Implications Disaggregating politics How politically informed is aid?

15. HPG Humanitarian Policy Group Implications Disaggregating politics How politically informed is aid? Aid - a substitute for political action