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Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Regional-Command-East (Operation Enduring Freedom-VIII)
2009Abstract : Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in Afghanistan, specifically in Regional-Command-East during OEF-VIII, provide an insight into how the Diplomatic, Informational, Military, and Economic elements of national power can be brought together to create the desired effects in a Counter-Insurgency (COIN) effort.
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The Role of Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Stability Operations: Reality and Potential
2008Abstract : The United States Government established provincial reconstruction teams (PRT) in early 2003 with the intent of spreading ISAF effects throughout Afghanistan. The mission of the PRTs was and is to increase economic and governance capacity in a province to stimulate growth and stability for the people in Afghanistan.
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2015
The thesis is dedicated to foreign involvement in the Afghanistan war, the initial phase of defeating the Taliban in 2001-200, asymmetric warfare that followed when the Taliban switched to insurgency tactics and finally the post-conflict reconstruction and reestablishment of an effective government.
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The thesis is dedicated to foreign involvement in the Afghanistan war, the initial phase of defeating the Taliban in 2001-200, asymmetric warfare that followed when the Taliban switched to insurgency tactics and finally the post-conflict reconstruction and reestablishment of an effective government.
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2008
Abstract : This paper draws conclusions and makes recommendations about the utility of the PRT model in various post-conflict situations based on the conditions that have facilitated or frustrated the development of stable, peaceful, and democratic states in the past. Drawing on a historical review of the U.S.
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Abstract : This paper draws conclusions and makes recommendations about the utility of the PRT model in various post-conflict situations based on the conditions that have facilitated or frustrated the development of stable, peaceful, and democratic states in the past. Drawing on a historical review of the U.S.
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