Petersberg papers on Afghanistan and the region / Wolfgang Danspeckgruber editor.

(Liechtenstein Colloquium Report ; v. 4).

Includes bibliographical references and bibliography (p. 189-191).

Summary: Speeches and statements from “The Afghanistan Review Conference” (Sept.2008) (p. 6).

Contents: An exit strategy for Afghanistan ?

Volker Stanzel—Special statement

Rita Kieber-Beck—Background and summary

Wolfgang Danspeckgruber—Governance issues in Afghanistan : some questions

Willaim Maley—The rule of law in Afghanistan : an overview

Ali Wardak – Historical lessons on rebuilding Afghanistan’s judicial system

Amin Tarzi—Implementing international human rights law in post-conflict settings : backlash without buy-in : the Afghanistan experience

Leanne Smith—Afghanistan :elite fragmentation

Amin Saikal—The Buddhas of Bamiyan : past, present, and future

Michael Jensen—Some thoughts on security in Afghanistan

Joseph Mohr—Dimensions of the Afghan insurgency : causes and actors

Thomas Ruttig—Negotiation, reconciliation, and outreach : what are the options on the table

Joseph Mohr—Aid investment in human development in Afghanistan and measuring progress in building social and institutional capital

Nipa Banerjee—Beyond armed stabilization in Afghanistan : poverty and unemployment

Nematullah Bizahn—Railroads : Afghanistan’s century project

Wolfgang Danspeckgruber, et al.—Afghanistan and the region

Zahir Tanin—Afghanistan and current regional tensions

Mahmoud Saikal—Afghanistan’s neighbors : understanding Iranian, Chinese, Pakistani and Indian interests in Afghanistan

Rani D. Mullen—India in Afghanistan : what, why, what if, and why not

Varun Sahni—China in Afghanistan : same objective, different means

Carol Wang—Central Asia and Afghanistan

Robert Finn.

Danspeckgruber, Wolfgang.