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... Afghan officials on governance and reconstruction. I was part of a very small team, consisting of my... more safety and more security--particularly after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. But A... abroad, especially given the difficult economic circumstances many Americans are facing. Yet $ 5.1...
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...In the aftermath of the most serious financial crisis since the Gre... and financial cost and that the recent civilian surge will be insufficient to make a difference.5 ...For a country like Afghanistan, "economic reconstruction" should encompass the rehabilitatio...
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It seems odd, fifty years after the event, that economists still do not understand... for the simultaneous reduction of [civilian] unemployment by 7.9 million persons." At the same... for his calculation because the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC), a Hoover administration...
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... Race-Conscious Concerns About the Form of Civil Rights Interventions D. Transporting the Logic of ... the starting line in a race 300 years after another man, the first would have to perform some ...At the dawn of the Second Reconstruction, Martin Luther King, Jr., warned not only of the n... to make claims on the social and economic resources of the more advantaged."). . (68.) See G...
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...military and economic assistance; and more than $1.5 billion in non-mili... process from a military regime to a civilian-led multi-party coalition, these Western observers.... After the 18 February 2008 election, the manner in which... support and the creation of Reconstruction Opportunity Zones (ROZs). It promised to strengthe...
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... with comprehensive health care reform after Democrats lost their 60-seat majority in the Senat... the country still in the midst of a deep economic recession, and the government having spent $1.5 tr... along with those already there and reconstruction efforts could cost $1 trillion a year from 2010 to... tradition, the values of equal opportunity, civil rights, fighting for working families, a foreign p...
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... thinkers argue that humanity, or "civilization," is soon to face massive ecological, economic, an... oil production reaches a maximum, and after which it will steadily decline, with limited relie... Limits: An Ecological Critique and Reconstruction," New Left Review 178 (November 1989): 51-86. . (1...
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Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has been increasingly involved in stabilization and reconstruction operations throughout the world.2 In many cases, the government has failed to rapidly and effectively respond when necessary. 3 These failures occurred, in large part, because the U.S. Government was not fully prepared to execute these operations.4 This has resulted in the unnecessary loss of human life, increased damage to civilian infrastructure, and increased overall stabilization and reconstruction costs.5 The U.S. Government's lack of preparedness in this area was most readily apparent after the fall of Baghdad.6 The early stabilization and reconstruction efforts in Iraq were met with sharp public criticism and are largely viewed as the catalyst for change in the U.S....
...foreign policy, security, or economic interests.122. It also designated the DOS as the l...
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... of secure property rights in Britain after 1688 occurred as the result of a political revolut... slavery was abolished at the end of the Civil War, the U.S. South maintained a remarkably simila... that grew most rapidly in the post-Reconstruction decades were typical of an underdeveloped economy ...
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... organizations--the African Union, the Economic Community of West African States/Economic Communit...After a decade and a half of experience, we raise the qu... competing to explain ethnic rebellion, civil war, and state failure. These models use substanti... and human rights abuses, reconstruction programs, mediation in conflicts, deployment of pe...