Drawing on extensive field research and hundreds of interviews with stakeholders, Erica L. Gaston unpacks the challenges of attempting to control proxy forces in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
Drawing on extensive field research and hundreds of interviews with stakeholders, Erica L. Gaston unpacks the challenges of attempting to control proxy forces in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Erica L. Gaston is senior policy advisor and head of the Conflict Prevention and Sustaining Peace Programme at the United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. She is also an adjunct assistant professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs and a nonresident fellow at both the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Global Public Policy Institute.
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Preface: On the Heels of Militia Mobilization List of Abbreviations Introduction 1. Theoretical Framework: Agency Theory Versus Foreign Policy Analysis 2. Bargaining Moments and Structures: Comparing the Sons of Iraq and the Afghan Local Police 3. Searching for Unicorns: Risk Mitigation in the Internal and External Policy Deliberations Over Syrian Armed Groups 4. Standard Operating Procedures and Exceptions to the Rule: Organizational Lenses and Bureaucratic Transfer, from Local Force Initiatives to Counterterrorism Auxiliaries 5. Change Over Time: Transnational Networks, the Leahy Law, and Human Rights Checks for Local and Substate Forces 6. Foreign Players in the Mix: Direct and Indirect Bargaining and Influence Strategies by Non-U.S. Governments Conclusion Acknowledgments Bibliography Notes Index
Preface: On the Heels of Militia Mobilization List of Abbreviations Introduction 1. Theoretical Framework: Agency Theory Versus Foreign Policy Analysis 2. Bargaining Moments and Structures: Comparing the Sons of Iraq and the Afghan Local Police 3. Searching for Unicorns: Risk Mitigation in the Internal and External Policy Deliberations Over Syrian Armed Groups 4. Standard Operating Procedures and Exceptions to the Rule: Organizational Lenses and Bureaucratic Transfer, from Local Force Initiatives to Counterterrorism Auxiliaries 5. Change Over Time: Transnational Networks, the Leahy Law, and Human Rights Checks for Local and Substate Forces 6. Foreign Players in the Mix: Direct and Indirect Bargaining and Influence Strategies by Non-U.S. Governments Conclusion Acknowledgments Bibliography Notes Index
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