| ID | 135579 |
| Title Proper | State building in post-2001 Afghanistan |
| Other Title Information | the liberalization paradox |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Aman, Shahida ; Aman, Shagufta |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The post-cold war international environment has become conspicuous for a changed appreciation of the concept of state sovereignty. under the new concept of sovereignty as responsibility’, the failure of a state to enforce its coercive authority over its territory, and inability, either to deliver services or protect the population from violence, was justified as a reason strong enough for international community to intervene for rebuilding the so-called failed states. |
| `In' analytical Note | Regional Studies Vol.32, No.4; autumn 2014: p.51-71 |
| Journal Source | Regional Studies 2014-12 32, 4 |
| Key Words | Violence ; Liberalism ; Sovereignty ; Afghanistan ; International Intervention ; Democratic Elections ; Afghan State Building |