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SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL / AFTER SEPT. 11
Teaching Guide for "Building Peace" Essays
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III. Questions for the Essays from "Building Peace"
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Barnett Rubin refers to "human security" in Afghanistan.
What are some of the key approaches to providing human
security, generally and in Afghanistan, in particular?
Discuss the Bonn agreement's promise to bring about
conditions of security, various measures that should
be taken to ensure that these promises are realized,
and any problems that may be encountered in the process
of this transition.
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According to Margaret Mills, how can human capital be
built in Afghanistan? What role will women play in the
effective development of national human capital? Why?
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According to Asdar Ali, how is the situation in
Pakistan linked to the current and previous situation
in Afghanistan? What are the reasons for instability
in this country, and why should such instability be of
concern to the international community?
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Use the essays of Rubin and Kumar to describe the
relationship between the current "interim administration"
and the future permanent government there. What role
should multinational troops play in the process of
building peace in Afghanistan? What about international
aid organizations?
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Using the essays by Rubin, Mills and Kumar, compose an
essay addressing the various nation-building tactics that
should be employed in Afghanistan to create long-term
stability there. Be sure to include a discussion of the
political, social, economic and cultural considerations
that will need to be made for a successful transition
to a peaceful society.
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