- Page 1 and 2: Peacebuilding: Lessons for Afghanis
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- Page 9 and 10: Executive summary 1. Purpose and sc
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technical performance and of socio-
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8. Conclusions Part I Afghanistan
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success. UN efforts to negotiate a
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9.2 The problem of comparison: How
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peacebuilding missions constitute o
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agreement among the Afghan factions
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“Nation-building” missions as e
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subgoal, be it disarmament, electio
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more important, as Doyle and Samban
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11. Maintaining the political frame
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Afghanistan is a collective good th
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Cambodia today is not a democratic
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agenda. Nevertheless, as Ameen Jan
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apparatus in Somalia. Intra-regiona
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some areas (e.g. reforming the army
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of weapons on the hands of individu
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Some demobilisation programmes requ
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police sector also requires establi
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e financed by voluntary contributio
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The formation of a new Timorese pol
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needs assessments are required. In
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Box 5.1: Bridging the transition
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Box 5.2.: Land reform as peacebuild
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services to the population. Experie
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desperate need for repair of infras
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forged between political and crimin
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Similar distortions were observed i
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on plans, progress and expenditures
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14. Conclusions Part II Internation
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Democratisation, observance of huma
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maintaining international security
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approach recommended by the previou
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Colletta, N. J., M. Kostner and I.
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Maguire, R., E. Balutansky, J. Fome
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UNDP. 2002. Learning from experienc
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Summary This report examines lesson