The lead nation approach : the case of Afghanistan / Emma Sky
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RUSI Journal Vol 151 No 6, December 2006, pp.22-26Summary: Case study of security sector reform (SSR) in post conflict Afghanistan. The study is critical of the current international approach to SSR and concludes it is unlikely to deliver either national institutions or viable security forces. Suggests that long term success will require Afghan ownership of the SSR with support from the international community.
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Case study of security sector reform (SSR) in post conflict Afghanistan. The study is critical of the current international approach to SSR and concludes it is unlikely to deliver either national institutions or viable security forces. Suggests that long term success will require Afghan ownership of the SSR with support from the international community.
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