Peacebuilding : lessons for Afghanistan / Astri Suhrke team leader, Kristian Berg Harpviken, Are Knudsen, Arve Ofstad, Arne Strand.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Norway : Chr. Michelsen Institute Development Studies and Human Right, ©2002. Description: xvi, 120 pages ; 30 cmISBN:
  • 0805505X
  • 8280620214
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • Pamphlet JZ5584. A33.
Contents:
Contents: Abbreviations, acronyms and Afghan terms—Executive summary—Part I : lessons from past experiences in Afghanistan—1. Introduction to part I—2. Negotiating and sustaining a framework for peace—3. Working with national, regional or local authorities—4. Assessing needs and setting policy priorities—5. Promoting standards of governance and human rights—6. From relief to reconstruction—7. Urgent rehabilitation issues—8. Conclusions part I—Part II : international experience—9. Introduction to part II—10. Trends in peacebuilding missions and approaches—11. Maintaining the political framework for peace—12. Security sector reform—13. Economic recovery and reconstruction—14. Conclusions part II—Bibliography.
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Contents: Abbreviations, acronyms and Afghan terms—Executive summary—Part I : lessons from past experiences in Afghanistan—1. Introduction to part I—2. Negotiating and sustaining a framework for peace—3. Working with national, regional or local authorities—4. Assessing needs and setting policy priorities—5. Promoting standards of governance and human rights—6. From relief to reconstruction—7. Urgent rehabilitation issues—8. Conclusions part I—Part II : international experience—9. Introduction to part II—10. Trends in peacebuilding missions and approaches—11. Maintaining the political framework for peace—12. Security sector reform—13. Economic recovery and reconstruction—14. Conclusions part II—Bibliography.

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