Attributing Value: evaluating success and failure in post-war reconstruction

作者: Sultan Barakat , Margaret Chard , Richard Jones

DOI: 10.1080/01436590500128063

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摘要: External analysts are already trying to evaluate the impact of reconstruction strategies occupying powers in Iraq. However, those with long experience this field caution against a rush judgement and emphasise that it will be Iraqis themselves who eventually make value on how occupation has affected their nation. The paper seeks define possible approach facilitating such an evaluation at appropriate time. Study current theory practice leads conclusion aid evaluation, particularly post-war contexts, tends almost exclusively geared purposes project accountability performance. Thus largely fails question culturally ideologically determined assumptions which underpin interventions. As result satisfactory methodology for long-term not been developed. Concluding participatory is key developing m...

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