Heather Selma Gregg argues that the U.S.-led efforts to â nation buildâ in both Iraq and Afghanistan failed to focus on the population and build national unity as part of its state building efforts.
Heather Selma Gregg argues that the U.S.-led efforts to â nation buildâ in both Iraq and Afghanistan failed to focus on the population and build national unity as part of its state building efforts.
HEATHER SELMA GREGG is an assistant professor at the Naval Postgraduate School’s Department of Defense Analysis. Prior to joining the faculty at NPS, she was an associate political scientist at the RAND Corporation. In addition to academic experience, she has spent time in several regions of conflict including Palestine/West Bank, Croatia, and Bosnia.
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List of Tables 1. Bringing the Nation Back into Nation Building 2. States, Nations, Nationalism, and National Unity 3. State Building and Nation Building in Europe and the United States 4. State Building Programs post 9/11 5. State Building in Iraq, 2003–2011 6. Counterfactual State Building and Nation Building in Iraq 7. State Building in Afghanistan, 2001–2015 8. Counterfactual State Building and Nation Building in Afghanistan 9. A Program for Population Centric State Building and Nation Building Notes Bibliography Index
List of Tables 1. Bringing the Nation Back into Nation Building 2. States, Nations, Nationalism, and National Unity 3. State Building and Nation Building in Europe and the United States 4. State Building Programs post 9/11 5. State Building in Iraq, 2003–2011 6. Counterfactual State Building and Nation Building in Iraq 7. State Building in Afghanistan, 2001–2015 8. Counterfactual State Building and Nation Building in Afghanistan 9. A Program for Population Centric State Building and Nation Building Notes Bibliography Index
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