D+C 4/2004   Editorial Hans Dembowski: When soldiers secure ceasefires Facts and Trends Bilateral programmes outperform multilateral ones No consensus on withdrawal from oil Sustainable development committee for the German Parliament Peaceworkers wanted New institutions for the African Union Rwanda: “It’s impossible to reappraise the genocide completely” Tense situation in Eastern Congo Viewpoint Iran: the reform of the conservatives Haiti: US makes Aristide fail Focus: Islam, democracy and human rights Interview with Development Minister Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul: “Financial resources must not be pooled” Bastian Loges and Ulrich Menzel: State disintegration and humanitarian intervention Anne Jung: Neither war nor peace in Sierra Leone Interview with UNDP-Administrator Mark Malloch Brown: “Aid needs to be more evenly spread” Sheila Mysorekar: DynCorp and the privatisation of wa Tribune The World Bank needs innovative theory More accurate risk-assessment InWEnt news HIV/AIDS – more than a health problem Appropriate means and long-term programmes required Studies and Reports The last chance: double development aid Emissions trading: linking climate protection and development “We need a firm position” Gloomy outlook for UN code Governing globalisation “The cotton subsidies worsen poverty” Books and media Africa:An Honest Book Muslim Societies: Social Welfare Concepts US-Foreign Policy: America strikes back Consumption endangers the planet