Building the new Iraq the role of intervening forces
Occupying Iraq will be more difficult than conquering it. Intervening forces face a gamut of daunting tasks: ensuring order, ending Iraq's weapons-of-mass-destruction programmes, helping Iraqis build a power-sharing system, reforming Iraq's military and transforming the regional security e...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Survival |
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Format: | UnknownFormat |
Sprache: | eng |
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2003
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Schlagworte: |
NATO
> Nachkriegszeit
> Auswirkung
> Wiederaufbau
> Besatzungspolitik
> Demokratisierung
> Irak
> Irak-Krieg (2003-03-20/2003-05-01)
> Irakkrieg 2003
> Kriegsfolgen/Wiederaufbau/Konfliktfolgen
> Transformation/Transition/Demokratisierung
> Kriegsziele
> USA/United States of America/Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
> Friedenspolitik/Friedenssicherung
> UNO/Vereinte Nationen/United Nations Organization
> Iraq War 2003
> consequences of war/post-conflict reconstruction/consequences of conflict
> transformation/transition/democratization
> war aims
> USA/United States of America
> peace policy/peacebuilding/peacekeeping
> UN/United Nations
> USA
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Zusammenfassung: | Occupying Iraq will be more difficult than conquering it. Intervening forces face a gamut of daunting tasks: ensuring order, ending Iraq's weapons-of-mass-destruction programmes, helping Iraqis build a power-sharing system, reforming Iraq's military and transforming the regional security environment. Even if all goes well, Iraq's many problems will take years to resolve. Coalition forces must prepare to keep a large (and expensive) troop presence in the country for many years. Success will require both the careful application of force and diplomacy. Most importantly, Iraqis must play a role to minimise charges of imperialism. Although the burden of occupation is heavy, shirking it will lead to disaster. (Survival / SWP) |
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Beschreibung: | Lit.Hinw. |
ISSN: | 0039-6338 |