Afghanistan : a developing democracy? / Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA).

“November 18-19, 2005”—title page.
“Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA)”—cover page.
“Seminar in Stockholm”—cover page.
“edited by Bengt Kristiansson & Maria Aschenbrenner”—cover page.
“Speakers Laila Freivalds, Haider Reza, Nancy Hatch Dupree…”—cover page.

Contents: Foreword / Bengt Kristiansson—Special address / Laila Freivalds—The backdrop to change : a scenario for development / Nancy Hatch Dupree—Afghanistan in the light of the current global politics / Dadfar Spanta—Afghanistan and the international law-occupation for independence? / Ove Bring—Afghanistan-occupation or independence? / Nader Nadery—Significance and future of the presence of foreign troops for combat / Barnett Rubin—PRT-provincial reconstruction teams-are they contributing to security, peace and reconstruction? / Barnett Rubin—Afghanistan-democracy, development, peace and security / Frida Blom—Panel Debate—Women of Afghanistan-the current opportunity and the future / Horia Mosadiq—Human rights in Afghanistan-violated and respected. Progress made and future challenges / Nader Nadery—Traditional Afghan values vanish and others emerge-another human rights violation / Haider Reza—Review of the political achievements four years after Bonn-and an analysis of the shortcomings / Kawun Kakar—The recent elections in Afghanistan. Fair, flawed or failed? / Andrew Wilder—Press, debates, campaigns-reflections of a new political climate / Carlotta Gall—Democracy, warlords and drug barons-a possible combination? / Barnett Rubin—Democratisation in Afghanistan-an integral dimension in the post-Bonn Era / Katarina Ammitzboell—On the path towards development achievements and the future road map for development & growth in Afghanistan / Ehsan Zia—A joint multinational evaluation of assistance-important proposals for the future excerpts from an international evaluation / Stefan Dahlgren—Perspectives on civil society organizations : the challenges / Donnal Copnall—SCA and its future role in Afghanistan / Bengt Kristiansson—Annexes.

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