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It has become commonplace to emphasize the interconnection between security and development in the context of debates on com­ prehensive approaches to international crisis management and peace building. “No security without development and no development without security” has come to serve as an agreeable formula which gained currency not only in round tables and essays but also in policy papers and high­ level strategy documents. But what exactly do we mean by the security­development nexus? What practical challenges does it imply and are we fit to tackle them? Following these three questions, this article will analyse the understanding and practical challenges from development and military points of view in detail. It will be demonstrated that the security­development nexus has highly different implications for civilian and military actors. Finally, the findings of this article suggest that both development and military actors have made considerable improvements and adjust­ ments in order to tackle the challenges imposed by the security­development nexus. Though much remains to be done, the main impediments to more strategy­driven common efforts of international crisis management and peace building, however, are due to deficits in cross­departmental decision making at the politico­strategic level.

The Complex Security-Development Nexus – Practical Challenges for Development Cooperation and the Military