Normal view
MARC view
America's role in nation-building : from Germany to Iraq / James Dobbins ... [et al.].
Publication details: Santa Monica, CA : RAND, 2003.Description: xxxv, 244 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:- 083303460X (pbk.) :
- E840 .A6215 2003
Contents:
Summary: A nearly 50-year review of U.S. efforts to transform defeated and broken enemies into democratic and prosperous allies.
Germany -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Japan -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Somalia -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Haiti -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration and Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration and Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Bosnia -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Kosovo -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Afghanistan -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Lessons Learned -- Military Presence over Time -- International Police Presence over Time -- Postconflict Combat-Related Deaths -- Timing of Elections -- Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons -- Initial External Assistance -- External Per Capita Assistance -- External Assistance as a Percentage of GDP -- Changes in Per Capita GDP -- Conditions for Success -- Burden-Sharing Versus Unity of Command -- Duration -- Iraq -- Challenges -- Meeting the Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- Best-Practice Institutional and Policy Responses -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- Progress to Date -- Nation-Building in Iraq: Iraq Conference Participants.
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"MR-1753-RC."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-242).
Germany -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Japan -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Somalia -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Haiti -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration and Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration and Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Bosnia -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Kosovo -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Afghanistan -- Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- The U.S. and International Roles -- Military -- Civil and Economic -- What Happened -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Democratization -- Reconstruction -- Lessons Learned -- Military Presence over Time -- International Police Presence over Time -- Postconflict Combat-Related Deaths -- Timing of Elections -- Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons -- Initial External Assistance -- External Per Capita Assistance -- External Assistance as a Percentage of GDP -- Changes in Per Capita GDP -- Conditions for Success -- Burden-Sharing Versus Unity of Command -- Duration -- Iraq -- Challenges -- Meeting the Challenges -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- Best-Practice Institutional and Policy Responses -- Security -- Humanitarian -- Civil Administration -- Reconstruction -- Progress to Date -- Nation-Building in Iraq: Iraq Conference Participants.
A nearly 50-year review of U.S. efforts to transform defeated and broken enemies into democratic and prosperous allies.
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