SHAHRBANOU TADJBAKHSH Address

SHAHRBANOU TADJBAKHSH

Address: 74 Rue des Saints Pères, Paris 75007, France Telephone : +33670424928 (Mobile), Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Skype name: shahrbanou Date of Birth: December 5, 1965

EDUCATION

Columbia University, New York , M.A: May 1991, PhD: June 1994 , Central Asian Studies, Department of Middle East & Certificate from the Harriman Institute of Soviet Studies PhD Dissertation: The A-Soviet Woman and Nativization in Tajikistan

Georgetown University, Washington D.C, B.A: May 1987. Russian Language and Russian Area Studies.

LANGUAGES

Native: Farsi (Tajik, Dari). Excellent: English, French, Russian. Good understanding: Spanish, Italian. Fair: Uzbek.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Current

• Lecturer on Human Security, Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) and the Summer School, Institute of Political Sciences (Sciences Po), Paris (Fall 2007-present). Teaching a course on Human Security at PSIA and a one month specialized course on Human Security at the Summer School. Until 2015, taught and managed a specialization on Human Security at the Master’s of Public Affairs at Sciences Po.

• Consultant for the Implementation of the UN Global Counter Terrorism Strategy in Central Asia, United Nations Regional Center for Preventive Diplomacy (UNRCCA, Ashgabat Turkmenistan) and the UN Counter Terrorism Implementation Task Force (CTITF, New York) (Since September 2010). Leading a project on the design and implementation of a Regional Plan of Action for Central Asia on implementing the UN Global Counter Terrorism Strategy. Prepared the Action Plan on the basis of consultations with experts of the five Central Asian republics, designed and leading regional workshops in support of the implementation (on collaboration with the media, with religious leaders, on border security and on combatting the financing of terrorism).

• Associate Researcher, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Norway (2010-July 2016). Conducted research on “Afghanistan in a neighborhood perspective” with case studies on South Asia, Central Asia and Persian Gulf security complexes. Produced three major publications. Finalized a book for Hurst Publishers and Oxford University Press with Kristian P. Harpviken, on Afghanistan in the regional context.

Recent work on radicalization:

• Conducting a study on socio-economic factors leading to vulnerability for recruitment and radicalization in Tajikistan for UNDP Tajikistan, November 2016-June 2017

• Prepared a paper on Countering Radicalization through Fostering Community Resilience for the UNDP High-Level Experts Meeting on Finding Development Solutions to Preventing Violent Extremism, Dushanbe 13-15 June 2016

• Published a paper on Regional Responses to Radicalization in Afghanistan: Obstacles, Opportunities and an Agenda for Action, Peace Research Institute Oslo Paper, Oslo: PRIO, March 2016.

• Acted as Academic Advisor to the Afghan Institute of Strategic Studies, Kabul, Afghanistan (2014-2016), providing academic support to two studies on radicalization in madrasas and radicalization in the army conducting peer review support to the study on radicalization in universities and in the media.

• Prepared a policy paper on Radicalization in the Heart of Asia Countries for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan as Secretariat of the Heart of Asia Istanbul Process, January-May 2015

• Presented papers on the subject of radicalization at the following international conferences:

o « Regional trends and root causes of radicalization: Security threat from Afghanistan: Under- or overrated? » at the Regional Conference on Preventing Violent Extremism in Central Asia – Challenges and Responses at Community Level, organized by the Office of EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Bishkek, 10 to 11 November 2016

o “Foreign Terrorist Fighter: Trends and Typologies” at the conference Addressing the Foreign Fighters Phenomenon and Counter-terrorism Strategies, OSCE Border Management Staff College Roundtable, Dushanbe, 24 October 2016.

o “Overview of the context of radicalization and violent extremism in Central Asia and broader region” and ‘Community Resilience and Radicalization”, at the High-Level Experts Meeting on Finding Development Solutions to Preventing Violent Extremism, organized by UNDP, Dushanbe, 13-15 June 2016

o “Prevention of Violent Extremism that can lead to Terrorism in Central Asia: Opportunities and Priorities for OSCE Engagement” at the Regional Meeting of OSCE Heads of Field Operations in Central Asia , Dushanbe, 6-7th June 2016

o “Old and New Risks and Challenges to Regional Security” at the International Conference Forty years after Helsinki and five years after the Astana Summit: Accomplishments and Challenges organized by OSCE Office in Astana and the Government of Kazakhstan and the Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies, Astana, 23 October 2015

o “Radicalization in Afghanistan and Central Asia ”, talk given at Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, November 2, 2015

o “Radicalization and Security in the Heart of Asia Region”, talk given at the Institute of Strategic Studies under the President, Tehran, Iran, 15 November 2015

o “Radicalization in Europe and Central Asia compared”, talk given at the Research Institute of the Parliament (Majlis), Tehran, November 16, 2015

o “Radicalization in the Heart of Asia Region and the states’ policies”, at Regional Seminar on Radicalization in the Heart of Asia Region, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kabul 29 January 2015

o “Radicalization Trends and Regional Approaches” at the Afghanistan-Central Asia Dialogue, organized by the Afghanistan Institute of Strategic Studies, Kabul, 13-14th December 2014

Recent Consultancies

• Consultant, UN Women Tajikistan (Summer -November 2016) Prepared a methodology to identify and analyze human insecurities for women living across the Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan borders for the UN Joint Project on Cross-border Cooperation for Sustainable Peace and Development (PBF). Conducted two trainings for women activists from both countries, guided the preparation of local human security reports in six villages and districts, guided discussions on what needs to be done, including for cross-border activities and prepared a report on human security problems of the region based on consultations with women activists.

• Consultant, UNDP Afghanistan, Kabul (April-mid June 2016). Conducted an evaluation of the Afghanistan Peace and Reintegration Programme (APRP) for the UNDP and the Government of Afghanistan. Used DAC Evaluation criteria to look at the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability and impact of a project involving reintegration of former combatants into communities and peace negotiations at the national level.

• Editor in Chief of the Regional Human Development Report for the Western Balkans, UNDP Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS, contracted through UNDP Bosnia and Herzegovina (April 2016). Led a team of 5 authors in the preparation of a the Regional Human Development Report entitled Risk-Proofing the Western Balkans: Empowering People to Prevent Disasters, launched by the UNDP Administrator on May 20th 2016.

• Consultant for the United Nations Development Program, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Summer 2015). Conducted an evaluation of the preparation of eight National Human Development Reports; Conducted trainings for UNDP staff on Human Development and Human Security (Concepts, Measurements, Operationalization); Designed draft Programme on using Human Development for Policy in Bosnia.

• Senior Advisor to the preparation of the Afghanistan National Action Plan (NAP) for implementing Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security, UN Women and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kabul Afghanistan (August 2013-August 2014). Providing technical assistance, substantive support and guidance to the Department for Human Rights and Women’s Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan in designing the Security Council Resolution 1325 National Action Plan for Afghanistan.

• Consultant to the United Nations Country Team in Tashkent, Uzbekistan for the preparation of the joint UN-Government Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Report for Uzbekistan, Tashkent (September- December 2014). Prepared the final draft of the MDG Report for Uzbekistan based on consultations with the UN Country Team and the Government, and materials provided by the Thematic Working Groups. 3

• Consultant to the United Nations Country Team in Dushanbe, Tajikistan for the preparation of the post 2015 Development Agenda Implementation Plan, Dushanbe (June-July 2014). Drafted the Concept Paper and the Agenda, led a two day workshop for the National Consultation for the UN and for the Ministry of Economy and Trade, prepared the final report to be submitted to New York on behalf of the UN in Tajikistan.

• Consultant to the United Nations in Azerbaijan for the preparation of the post 2015 national Consultations on Sustainable Development Goals, Baku, Azerbaijan (April- July 2014). Analyzed results of consultations among 2500 people in Azerbaijan on priorities for the next set of development goals for the country and prepared the Post 2015 Report in consultation with all UN agencies in Azerbaijan.

• Consultant to the High Commissioner on National Minorities, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Hague, April-July 2013. Prepared a background paper on the potential inter and intra- state ethnic conflicts in Central Asia and in northern Afghanistan after the withdrawal of foreign forces in 2014 which was used for discussion at a meeting of Deputy Foreign Ministers of the region.

Academic teaching:

• Director, CERI Program for Peace and Human Security (Center for Peace and Human Security), Sciences-Po, Paris ( 2004- 2008) Launched and directed a thematic Center on Human security, including developing curriculum, organizing conferences, founding an academic Journal of Human Security, conducting individual and collective research, fundraising for and managing research projects. • Associate Professor, L’Institut d’Etude Politique (Sciences-Po), Paris (2004-present). Taught/teaching courses on Human Security, International Security, Capstone Management and International Organizations at the Master’s level (in English and in French). Also started a Summer School course on Human Security. • Adjunct Lecturer, Economic and Development Program, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, New York (Spring 2003, Spring 2004, Fall 2005,Fall 2006): Taught courses on Human Security to Master’s Level students. • Visiting Lecturer, Department of Political Sciences, University of Pretoria, South Africa (February 2009); Taught sessions on Islam and International Relations theory and on Human Security • Occasional Lecturer, l'Institut d'Etudes Humanitaires Internationales, Université Paul Cezanne, Aix en Provence, France (Spring 2009): Taught Master’s sessions on Human Security and on Afghanistan • Lecturer in Gender in Development, Statistics and Human Development, Central Asia Summer School organized by the Center for Gender Studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan, (July 2002) • Lecturer in French and English, Dushanbe Pedagogical Institute, Tajikistan (Summer 1990)

Policy/Applied Research:

• Led regional workshops and wrote the reports for three thematic meetings in Central Asia for the UN Regional Center for Preventive Diplomacy: Dialogue with religious institutions and leaders to prevent conflicts and counter terrorism (Bishkek, November 2013); Engaging the Media for Preventing Terrorism (July 2014) ; and Border Security and Management to Counter Terrorism (Ashgabat, March 2015); • Radicalization in the Heart of Asia, policy paper produced for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan as Secretariat of the Heart of Asia process, Kabul, Afghanistan, January-May 2015. • Inter-ethnic relations in Northern Afghanistan and Central Asia: Potential for conflicts after 2014, conducted for the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, the Hague, April-July 2013 • Relations between Central Asian countries and Afghanistan, conducted for the UN Regional Center for 4

Preventive Diplomacy in Central Asia, Ashgabat, September 2012. • Afghanistan in its neighbourhood : Regional Security Complexes around Afghanistan, PRIO, Oslo, 2010-2013 • “Understanding the Implementation of Security Council Resolutions for Chapter 7 Missions: A Case of Study of Afghanistan”, FRIDE, Madrid (August 2008 –September 2009) • “Ethics of Liberal Peace: A Case Study on Afghanistan , PRIO, Oslo, Norway (2007-2009) • “Perception Gaps on Peace and Peacebuilding: Models and Modalities of Liberal Peace and its Local Alternatives”, led a joint research between students and professors of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Kabul University and Sciences Po/CPHS students (2007 – 2008)

Research posts:

• Research Associate, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), (2010-2016) worked on Ethics of Liberal Peace and on Regional Security Complexes around Afghanistan. • Academic Advisor to the Afghan Institute of Strategic Studies, Kabul, Afghanistan (2014-2015): Provided academic support to two studies on radicalization in madrasas and radicalization in the army and peer review support to the study on radicalization in universities and in the media. • Visiting Senior Researcher, Jamia Milliya Islamiya University (2008-2009), and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (2005-2006): Conducted research on Human Security, on Islam and International Relations Theory and on Afghanistan • Visiting Researcher (2004-2005) and Associate Researcher (2005-2008) Centre de Recherches Internationales (CERI), Sciences-Po, Paris : Conducted research on Human Security, on liberal peace in Afghanistan and a comparative research on peacebuilding in Tajikistan and Afghanistan. • Visiting Scholar, the Harriman Institute, Columbia University, New York, (2002-2003): Conducted research on Human Security and Human Development using Central Asia as case study. • Senior Advisor, Central Asia Programme, Social Science Research Council, Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum, New York (September 2002-December 2002): Provided advice for the conception of a conference on conflict prevention in Central Asia • Post-Doctoral Fellow, The Harriman Institute, Columbia University and National Council for Soviet and East European Research, based in Moscow and Dushanbe (June 1994-Sept 1995). Conducted research on Identity Formation and Conflict in Tajikistan at the Russian Centre for Strategic Research and International studies, Moscow, and at the Academy of Sciences in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. • Post-Doctoral Fellow of IREX (International Research and Exchange Broad), conducted research on conflict and women based at the Academy of Sciences in Dushanbe, Tajikistan (1995-1996) • Research Assistant, The Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies, Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars, Washington D.C (August 1987-August 1988): Conducted research for scholars at the Library of Congress, revised and translated articles from Russian to English.

Management and Policy Advice in International Organizations (United Nations):

• Policy Advisor and Network Coordinator, National Human Development Reports Unit (NHDR), Human Development Report Office, UNDP New York, P5 level (February 2001 – August 2003) Provided policy advice and conceptual support to the preparation of National Human Development Reports (NHDRs) in 135 countries; Conducted desk and on-site evaluation and reviews of Reports; Commissioned and reviewed thematic reviews; Managed and coordinated a Global Human Development Network of 400 members; Organized global conferences on human development (Beirut, Oxford, Bogota etc.)

• Gender Advisor and Manager, UNDP Regional Programme on Economic and Social Policies, Central and 5

Eastern Europe and the CIS, based in Regional Support Center, Bratislava, Slovakia, P4 level (January 2000 – January 2001) Managed a regional gender programme covering 27 countries of Eastern and Central Europe and the CIS: strategy writing; programme development; hands on support to UNDP country offices and governments; fundraising; coordination of trainings; organization of conferences; commissioned studies and launched a Regional Web Site.

• Sub-Regional Manager, Central Asia, the Caucasus and Turkey, UNDP Regional Programme in Support to Gender in Development, Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS, Based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, P4 level (May 1997-December 1999) Managed a regional program on gender policies which covered Central Asia, the Caucasus and Turkey. Designed, monitored and evaluated national programs; Provided policy guidance to governments on gender policy; Facilitated networking; Supported the writing of National Action Plans; Conducted trainings; Coordinated publications; Developed a sub-regional bulletin and a sub-regional web-site; Organized international conferences (Tashkent, Geneva, Baku, Almaty)

CONSULTANCIES FOR THE UN / INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Editor/Drafter/Advisor on the production of Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and Post MDG Reports • UN Country Team Uzbekistan (September-December 2014), UN Country Team Tajikistan (June-July 2014), UN Country Team Azerbaijan (May-June 2013).

Advisor on production of Regional and National Human Development Reports (NHDRs) for UNDP field offices: Evaluating NHDRs, Advising, training teams, leading authors, writing, editing and launching NHDRs: • UNDP country offices: Bosnia and Herzegovina (Summer 2015), Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS (2011), Pakistan (April 2010-July 2010), Djibouti (May 2010), Bratislava Regional Support Center (July 2009-June 2010), Nepal, (Jan-July 2008), Iraq (based in Amman), (Nov 2005, Feb 2006-March 2008), Georgia (Sept 2007 –May 2008), Afghanistan (various between Nov 2003-June 2006), Iran (Sept 2006), China (June 2004- Oct 2005-April 2006 ), India (Summer 2005), Kuwait (November 2005), Tajikistan (Sept 2002 and Dec2003), Mongolia (Sept-Oct 2003), Egypt (August 2003), Bratislava, Regional Support Center (Aug 2003), Kazakhstan (September 2002) Uzbekistan (Sept 2002)

Strategy development: • UNDP Uzbekistan and Center for Economic Research (December 2012): Helped produce a Primer/Manual on the production of National Visions, Long Term Development Strategies. • UNIDO HQ, Vienna, (Dec 2008-June 2009) Strategy for mainstreaming the Human Security Approach in policies and programming. • UN Regional Center for for Preventive Diplomacy in Central Asia, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan (September 2008). Wrote the draft Action Programme for the UNRCCA activities, 2009-2011 • UN Turkmenistan: contributed to the writing of the Common County Assessment (CCA) • UN Afghanistan (Nov 2003): Coordinated the section on Human Capital for the Report “Securing Afghanistan’s Future” presented for the Berlin donor’s conference. • UNDP/GEF Regional Caspian Sea Environment Programme, Iran (Jan- Feb 2005): Drafted a Public Participation Strategy for the five Littoral States of the Caspian Sea.

Trainer, facilitator of training and manual compiler: • Human Security Unit, UN, Conducted trainings on human security for UN and government officials commissioned by HSU in Bangkok (November 2009), Nairobi (March 2010) and Johannesburg (March 2010) 6

• UNDP Uzbekistan, (Sept –Dec 2008): Prepared course packs on Human Security for institutions of higher learning and taught at the University of Diplomacy and World Economy • Human Security Unit, UN, New York (Summer and Fall 2008). Prepared a training manual on human security programming for the Human Security Unit (with a team from Sciences Po and the HSU) • UNESCO Ramallah (Oct 2007 in Paris) Conducted a one week training on human security concepts and programming, evaluation, intersectorality, and budgeting for Palestinian team of community workers. • UNDP Cambodia (May 2004) Facilitated a regional training workshop on human development • UNDP Beirut, Sub-Regional Resource Facility (Nov-Feb 2003) Facilitated a regional training workshop on human development for Arab states. • UNDP Belarus (Oct 2005) Conducted training on mainstreaming gender as part of socio-economic and human development projects for UN staff . • UNDP Uzbekistan (Dec 1996) Conducted two gender mainstreaming workshops for UN staff, government officials and NGOs • UNDP Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS (Nov 1996): Conducted training on gender mainstreaming for regional participants in, Vilnius, Lithuania

Evaluations and studies • UNDP Evaluation Office, New York : Evaluation of the Millennium Development Goal Reports in Senegal, Tanzania, Mozambique, Chad, Cameroon, Republic of Guinea (April 2003); Background Paper on the evaluation of development aid effectiveness in Central Asia, as a case study for the UNDP Development Effectiveness Report (March 2003) • UNHCR/Relief International, Tajikistan (May 1995-Feb 1996) Designed a sample survey on the economic situation of women, trained surveyors and conducted the nation-wide survey among 1000 households.

Needs assessment and gender mainstreaming strategy: • UNDP Georgia (February 2007), UNDP Turkmenistan (Sept 2008 and Dec 2007), UNDP Armenia (March 1997), UNDP Albania (Feb 1997), UNDP Tajikistan, (April-Dec 1995 and Nov - Dec 1996), UNDP, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan (March-May 1996)

FELLOWSHIPS, MEMBERSHIP AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

• Member of Board of Directors, Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies, Kabul, Afghanistan (2014-present) • Academic Advisor to the Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies on three projects on radicalization (2015-present) • Editorial Board Member, Journal of Conflict Transformation and Security, University of Manchester (2012-) • Editor-in-Chief and Founder, Journal of Human Security/La Revue de la Sécurité Humaine, Sciences Po, Paris (2004-2009) • Member, International Studies Association • Member of Board of Governors, Jacobs University/International University of Bremen Germany (2008-2010) • Honorary Fellow: St Andrews University and Bristol University (2008-2009) • Member of Advisory Board, Cahiers de L’Orient, Paris (2007-2008) • Advisory Board member of research “Human Security in the North East”, India International Center, Goa (2008) • Member of High Level Panel on Human Security, UNESCO (December 2005) • Advisory Board Member, Central Asian Monitor (1993-2000) • Editor, English Page of the Weekly Newspaper “Tojikiston Weekly”, Dushanbe (1992)

PUBLICATIONS Forthcoming:

• Towards a Sufi Ethic of Everyday Security, paper prepared for the Afghan Institute of Strategic Studies

Books and publications • Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Afghanistan and its Region (with Kristian B. Harpviken), Hurst Publishers and Oxford University Press, July 2016 • Iran and its Relationship with Afghanistan After the Nuclear Deal (with Mohammed Fazeli), Oslo: Peace Research Institute Oslo, July 2016. • Regional Responses to Radicalization in Afghanistan: Obstacles, Opportunities and an Agenda for Action, Peace Research Institute Oslo Paper, Oslo: PRIO, March 2016. • Radicalization in the Heart of Asia Countries, publication prepared for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Department of Regional Cooperation, Secretariat of the Istanbul Process, June 2015. • Strangers Across the Amu River: Community Perceptions Along the Tajik-Afghan Borders, Working Paper Number 4, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) and the Open Society Institute, October 2015. • Human Security Twenty Years On, Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Center Paper, Oslo: Norway, 26 June 2014 • The Persian Gulf and Afghanistan: Iran and Saudi Arabia’s Rivalry Projected, PRIO Paper, Oslo: Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), March 2013. • Turf on the Roof of the World, Oslo: Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Center (NOREF), October 2012. • Central Asia and Afghanistan: Insulation on the Silk Road, Between Eurasia and Heart of Asia, PRIO Paper, Oslo: Peace Research Institute Oslo, March 2012 • Rethinking the Liberal Peace: External Models and Local Alternatives (Editor), Routledge Cass Series on Peacekeeping, 2011 • Post-War on Terror? Implications from a Regional Perspective”, NOREF Paper, Oslo: Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Center (NOREF), August 2011 • South Asia and Afghanistan: The Robust India- Pakistan Rivalry', PRIO Paper, Oslo: Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), 2011 • Towards a Human Security Approach to Peacebuilding, United Nations University Research Brief, No.2 (2010), (with Madoka Futamura and Edward Newman) • Human Security: Concepts and Implications (Co-authored with Anuradha Chenoy), London, Routledge, 2007 (with an Indian edition in 2007 and a paperback re-edition from Routledge in 2008) • “Peacemaking in Tajikistan and Afghanistan Compared: Lessons Learned and Unlearned.” Etudes du CERI No 143, Paris: CERI Sciences Po, 2008 • Normative and Ethical Frameworks for Human Security in Eastern and Central Europe: A Status Report, with Odette Tomasco-Hatto, Paris: UNESCO, 2007. • « Human Security: Concepts, Implications and Application to the Post-Intervention Challenges in Afghanistan» Etudes du CERI No 118, Paris : CERI/Sciences Po 2005 • Editor in Chief, Security with a Human Face: Challenges and Responsibilities, National Human Development Report for Afghanistan, UNDP and Government of Afghanistan, 2005 • Project Director, The Diary: Personal History of an Early Twentieth Century Bukharan Intellectual, Leiden Press. 2003. • Women’s Economic Survey of Tajikistan, , Dushanbe, Tajikistan: UNHCR and Refugees International 1996 8

• “Economic Regionalism”, Former Soviet South Project Series Briefing, London: The Royal Institute of International Affairs, March 1996 • Tajikistan: A Forgotten Civil War (with Nassim Jawad), London: The Minority Rights Group, 1995 • The Bloody Path of Change: The Case of Post-Soviet Tajikistan,, New York: Columbia University Harriman Institute Forum, 6, 11 ( July, 1993)

Chapters in books • “Internal and Regional Preconditions and Assumptions for Peace in Afghanistan”, in Joachim Krause and Charles King Mallory, IV (Editors), Adjusting Western Strategy towards Afghanistan and Pakistan, London: Routledge, 2013. • “In Defense of the Broad Approach of Human Security”, chapter in Mary Martins and Taylor Owens (Eds), Handbook on Human Security, London: Routledge, 2013. • “International Relations Theory and the Islamic Worldview” in Amitav Acharya and Barry Buzan (Editors), Non-Western International Relations Theory: Perspectives on and Beyond Asia, London: Routledge 2010 • “Afghanistan”, in Blanca Antonini & al, Security Council Resolutions Under Chapter VII, Madrid: FRIDE, 2009 http://www.fride.org/publication/655/security-council-resolutions-under-chapter-vii • « Human Security and the Legitimization of Peacebuilding », chapter in Oliver Richmond (Ed), Advances in Peacebuilding, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009. • “Mahbub Ul Haq’s Human Security Vision: An Unfettered Dream?” Chapter in Khadija Haq and Richard Ponzio (Eds), Pioneering the Human Development Revolution: An Intellectual Biography of Mahbub ul Haq, Oxford University Press, 2008 • “Afghanistan: A Failed Narco-State or a Human Security Failure?”, Chapter in Hans Günter Brauch & al. (eds), Globalisation and Environmental Challenges, Volume 4, Springer-Verlag, 2008. • “State Failure Through the Human Security Lens”, Chapter in Chataigner, Jean-Marc and Hervé Magro (eds), Etats et Sociétés Fragiles, Karthala: Paris, January 2007 (in French) • “Paix libérale et assistance en Asie Centrale” in Guillaume Devin Editor, Faire la Paix, Paris: Editions Pepper, Chaos International, 2005 (republished under Sciences Po University Press, 2009) • “A Human Security Agenda for Central Asia” in Farian Sabahi and Daniel Warner Editors, The OSCE and The Multiple Challenges of Transition - The Caucasus and Central Asia. Ashgate Publishing Ltd., 2004. • “Between Socialism and Islam: Women in Tajikistan”, in Women in the Wider Muslim World, New York: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1996

Articles in peer reviewed journals • “Human Security Beyond Responsibility to Protect”, Revista Española de Desarrollo y Cooperación, No. 26, Vol 2, 2010, pp. 13-37 • “A Human Security Tale of Two Europes” (with J. Peter Burgess) Global Society, Vol. 24, No. 4, 2010, 135- 151 • “Conflicted Outcomes and Values: (Neo)Liberal Peace in Central Asia and Afghanistan”, International Peacekeeping Special Issue Vol 16, No. 5, November 2009. • “Interdependency Trends in a Multi-Polar World”, International Issues & Slovak Foreign Policy Affairs, Journal of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Issue No. 2, 2009 • “Economic Woes of Liberal Peace”, Conflict INFOCUS, Journal of Regional Centre on Conflict Prevention, Jordan, Issue No.22, July 2008

• “Playing with Fire? The International Community’s Democratization Experiment in Afghanistan” (with Michael Schoistwohl), Journal of International Peacekeeping, Vol.15, No.2, April 2008, pp.252–267 • “ Human Security In International Organizations: Blessing or Scourge?”, The Human Security Journal, Volume 4, Summer 2007 • Installing Democracy in Afghanistan (with Michael Schoistwohl), Seminar Magazine, New Delhi, August 2007 • “National Reconciliation in Tajikistan: the Imperfect Whim:”, The Central Asian Survey, No. 1, 1997 • “Tajikistan: From Freedom to War”, Current History, April 1994. • “Women and War in Tajikistan”, The Central Asian Monitor, No. 1, January 1994. • “Tajik Spring of 1992: A Comparison of Tajik Political Parties”, The Central Asian Monitor, No. 2, April 1993. • "Causes and Consequences of the Civil War", Central Asian Monitor, No.1, February 1993.

Policy reports and papers • “Afghanistan after 2014: Bane or Boom in Relations with Central Asia?” Paper commissioned by the UN Regional Center for Preventive Diplomacy, October 2012 http://unrcca.unmissions.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=yUVm2gQEzYw%3D&tabid=9323&language=en-US • Series of Reports for the EU/UN CTITF Project on Implementing the UN Global Counter Terrorism Strategy in Central Asia, including the final Action Plan for Central Asia, adopted in Ashgabat, November 2011, Report on Dialogue with Religious Leaders for Countering Terrorism (November 2013), Report on Engaging the Media for Countering Terrorism (July 2014), Report on Border Security and Management for Countering Terrorism (March 2015) • Summary of Discussions and Recommendations, Seminar “Security and Stability in Central Asia; Interaction with International and Regional Organizations” , organized by the “United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) Ashgabat, Turkmenistan , 21-22 April 2010 • “Human Security: Looking Back Before Looking Forward”, Proceedings of the International Conference on Human Security in West Asia, Birjand University, Iran, 2009 http://www.birjand.ac.ir/ichswa/downloads/Dr%20Tajbakhsh%27s%20Paper%20in%20ICHSWA.pdf • Summary of Discussions and Recommendations to the Italian Presidency of the G8, Experts Meeting On Afghanistan And Regional Stabilization Under the auspices of the Italian G8 Presidency Organized by Ipalmo, ARGO Carnegie Europe and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy, May 28-29, 2009, Rome http://www.argoriente.it/_modules/download/download/afghanistan/Final_Report_and_recommendations.pdf • “Liberal peace building and the challenges to enhance state legitimacy”, paper presented at the conference Peacebuilding in Afghanistan :Local, Regional & Global perspectives, Swedish Committee for Afghanistan and ENNA conference, Stockholm 6-7 November 2008 http://www.sak.se/arkiv/artiklar/artiklar/2009/peace/tadjbakhsh.pdf • “Human Security: The Seven Challenges of Operationalizing the Concept”, paper presented as part of the UNESCO discussion "Human Security: 60 Minutes to Convince", Paris, 13 September 2005. http://www.peacecenter.sciences-po.fr/pdf/unesco_13-09-05.pdf • Human Security and Human Development, HDR Insights February 2008 Issue, UNDP, February 2008 http://hdr.undp.org/en/media/hdinsights_feb2008.pdf • Rapporteur’s summary, “Transition and Human Security in Central Asia”, Workshop organized by the Commission on Human Security, Ashgabad, Turkmenistan, April 2002 http://www.humansecurity- chs.org/activities/outreach/ashgabat_report.pdf

UN and IO publications • “Enhancing the new Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the Eurasian Region”, The Gender Monitor, Issue No. 5, Vienna: Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), 12 March 2014 http://www.osce.org/gender/116354?download=true • Chapter Author, “Human Development and Social Exclusion: A Conceptual Approach”, Regional Human Development Report for Europe and the CIS on Social Exclusion, UNDP Bratislava, 2011. • “Human Security”, Human Development Insights, Issue Number 17, UNDP HDR Networks February 2008 • “Coping Mechanisms and Household’s Responses” Chapter in Black Sea And Central Asian Economic Outlook 2008: Promoting Work and Well-being, Paris: OECD Development Center, July 2008 • “Regional Cooperation on Drugs, Terrorism and Natural Disasters in Central Asia”, Chapter in Report Regional Cooperation for Human Security in Central Asia, Brookings Institute/UNDP, October 2005 • “ A Worsening Record on Gender Equality” (With Dasa Silovic, Anna Raduchowska Brochwitz and Juliette Hage) in Transition 99: Human Development Report for Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS, Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS, UNDP, 1999 • “Impact of Restructuring on Women in Central Asia: A Regional Perspective” in Central Asia 2010, Publication of the Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS, UNDP, 1998

Editorials • “The road to hell is paved with rapid reactions”, Open Democracy, 13 January 2015 https://www.opendemocracy.net/can-europe-make-it/shahrbanou-tadjbakhsh/road-to-hell-is-paved-with- rapid-reactions • “After 9/11: A wasteland of buried reason”, Open Democracy, 10 September 2011 https://www.opendemocracy.net/shahrbanou-tadjbakhsh/after-911-wasteland-of-buried-reason • “Liberal Peace is dead? Not so fast” Open Democracy, 27 November 2009 http://www.opendemocracy.net/shahrbanou-tadjbakhsh/liberal-peace-is-dead-not-so-fast • “Afghanistan: peacekeeping without peace” (with Pierre Schori), Open Democracy, October 30th, 2009 http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/afghanistan/afghanistan-peacekeeping-without-peace • “Afghanistan: How to Exit the Quagmire”, Alternatives Internationales-Ceri Hors Serie Les Enjeux 2009, (November 2008) (in French) • “Towards Genuine Afghanization”,Informed Commentary Blog, June 2008 http://icga.blogspot.com/2008_06_01_archive.html • “La Diplomatie, une bombe humaine (on whether France should adopt human security as its foreign policy), Alternatives Internationales-Ceri Hors Serie Les Enjeux 2007, (November 2006) (in French) • « Pour les Afghans, la pauvreté est une menace plus redoutable que le terrorisme », OpEd piece co-authored with Daud Saba and Omar Zakhilwal, Le Monde, Paris (February 17, 2005)