Security, Development and Violence in Afghanistan explores the realities of the Afghan intervention for those living and working through the 2001 conflict and the humanitarian response. Drawing on experience in Afghanistan, Althea-Maria Rivas focuses on the micro-level interactions between a range of local and external actors.
Security, Development and Violence in Afghanistan explores the realities of the Afghan intervention for those living and working through the 2001 conflict and the humanitarian response. Drawing on experience in Afghanistan, Althea-Maria Rivas focuses on the micro-level interactions between a range of local and external actors.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Althea-Maria Rivas is a Lecturer at the School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS), University of London in Development Studies. Her work focuses on the politics of violence, humanitarian intervention, post-conflict reconstruction, and transitional justice. Her academic work is complemented by 12 years of professional experience in diplomacy, development, gender relations, and equality and humanitarian action in Central Asia and East and West Africa.
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Introduction 1. The Policy Stories: Afghanistan Intervention and Exit 2. The Intervener Stories 3. Civil-Military Stories: Structures Boundaries and Hierarchies 4. Qarabagh Stories 5. Behsud Stories Conclusion
Introduction 1. The Policy Stories: Afghanistan, Intervention, and Exit 2. The Intervener Stories 3. Civil-Military Stories: Structures, Boundaries, and Hierarchies 4. Qarabagh Stories 5. Behsud Stories Conclusion