TY  - BOOK
TI  - Statebuilding in fragile situations-how can donors ‘do no harm’ and maximize their positive impact? : Country case study-Afghanistan
U1  - Pamphlet  DS 357.5 .S73  2009/ + /PDF/(472KB)  
CY  - [London] : London School of Economics and Price Water House Coopers LLP, 2009.
KW  - Afghanistan – Politics and government
KW  - Afghanistan – Foreign relations
KW  - Afghanistan – History
KW  - Afghan Wars
KW  - Postwar reconstruction – Afghanistan
N1  - Cover title; “January 2009”; “Joint Study by the London School of Economics and Pricewaterhousecoopers LLP”—cover page; Includes bibliographical references; Contents: 1. Introduction—2. Findings—3. Conclusions and recommendations—Annexes; “The intervention of the international community in Afghanistan is based on a political settlement, formalized through the Bonn process, which presented a victors’ process. As such, it excluded key warring factors-the Taliban in particular. This exclusion, and the marginalization of the Pashtun more generally, is a major cause of the current decline in security”—(p. 25, conclusions)
ER  -