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After the Taliban
Life and Security in Rural Afghanistan
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2008
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Despite the fall of the Taliban, Afghanistan remains a country in dire need of strong international support. Only with an understanding of the conditions in both urban and rural areas will the international community be able to offer aid and remain committed to long-term development.
This fascinating and clearly written book mines a rich and unique array of data, which was collected in rural areas of Afghanistan by an expert team of researchers, to analyze countrywide trends in the relationship between human security and livelihoods. The team's research and recommendations, published here for the first time, suggest that international assistance or national development strategies that ignore the long-term developmental and structural goals and sideline the moderate elements of Afghan society will be doomed to failure.
The authors' deeply informed policy recommendations will help to focus further action on vital issues such as co-optation of aid by armed political groups; water scarcity; contamination and degradation of the environment; education; health care; agriculture, livestock, and land health; and justice. A valuable resource for students, policymakers, donor governments, and national and international organizations, After the Taliban opens a rare window into the otherwise hidden lives of the people of rural Afghanistan.
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Copyright year
2008
ISBN-Print
978-0-7425-4032-3
ISBN-Online
978-0-7425-5726-0
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
309
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Table of Contents No access
List of Figures and Tables No access
Preface No access
Acknowledgments No access
1: Introduction No access Pages 1 - 12
2: Provincial Background and Overview No access Pages 13 - 26
3: Physical Security No access
4: Social Issues No access
5: Women's Rights No access
6: Family and Sexual Systems No access
7: Peace No access
Part I: Concluding Thoughts: Seeking Security No access
8: Livelihoods and Natural Resources No access
9: Rural Livelihoods, Labor, and Income No access
10: International Humanitarian Aid No access
Part II Concluding Thoughts: Linking Human Security and Livelihoods No access
11: Formal Justice Systems No access
12: Traditional and Customary Systems of Justice No access
Part III Concluding Thoughts: Strengthening Justice and Rule of Law Systems No access
