Titlebook: Beyond Reconstruction in Afghanistan; Lessons from Develop John D. Montgomery (Professor of International Stu Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Supporting Postwar Aspirations in Islamic Societiesy they might have to embark on a little-known journey that would extend their role beyond addressing the need for physical reconstruction.. Their reluctance was understandable, even prudent, given the mixed results of past international assistance in the aftermath of war. The observant donors could

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The Afghan Experience with International Assistance its isolated and ostracized status. Afghanistan’s long experience with foreign donors has failed to promote political and social stability. Optimistic plans for economic development from the 1950s to the 1970s did little to avert two decades of turmoil that drove the country to the brink of disinte

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Toward the Rule of Law in Afghanistan: The Constitutive Processan live in human dignity and contribute to a stable and decent public order of the world community. Experience in many countries has shown the value of establishing a “rule of law” through an inclusive regime of rights under a government that is responsive to citizens’ demands and claims. In the cas

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Economic Growth and Development Policy in Afghanistan: Lessons from Experience in Developing Countris for international assistance organizations and donor countries that have pledged billions of dollars in aid. Economic growth is essential to generate jobs, income, public revenues, and the capital needed to reconstruct the country’s destroyed infrastructure. It is needed to provide some sense of s

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