The Most Urgent Priorities in Post-Conflict Reconstruction
David Brady
Abstract
David Brady
Abstract
In post-conflict reconstruction there are many tasks that need to be accomplished. Immediate, medium‐term, and long-term priorities need addressed by multiple national and international stakeholders, all wanting their interests satisfied. This situation poses a question "what are the most urgent priorities in post-conflict reconstruction?" Based on non-discrimination, proportionality, and impartiality, to bring about stability, humanitarian and governmental organization should decide what priorities are most urgent.
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In post-conflict reconstruction there are many tasks that need to be accomplished. Immediate, medium‐term, and long-term priorities need addressed by multiple national and international stakeholders, all wanting their interests satisfied. This situation poses a question "what are the most urgent priorities in post-conflict reconstruction?" Based on non-discrimination, proportionality, and impartiality, to bring about stability, humanitarian and governmental organization should decide what priorities are most urgent.
Key concepts: Political science