Time Lag and Sequencing Dilemmas of Postconflict Reconstruction
The United States appears to be moving to a whole-of-government approach to address the challenges of failed states and postconflict reconstruction without a full understanding of its implications. |
10 июня 2010
Organizing for Victory
Since the end of the Korean War, all of America’s conventional campaigns have ended in a matter of weeks, sometimes even days, with overwhelming victories and few if any friendly
casualties. Nation-building, counterinsurgency, and postconflict reconstruction, on the other hand, have always proved much more time-consuming, expensive, and problematic. |
10 июня 2010
Complex Operations and Interagency Operational Art
The term comprehensive approach has been used by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and European Union not only with great frequency but also with a high degree of
ambiguity. The U.S. Government Interagency Counterinsurgency (COIN) Guide provides a graphical depiction of a “Comprehensive Approach to Counterinsurgency,” showing a mixture of economic development, political strategy, information, security, and control, but does not define the term within the text. |
10 июня 2010
