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008			||||||s2009 sg gr ||| 0|eng||
020			_a9782869782563
040			_aCO-BoESAP _bspa _cCO-BoESAP
082	0	4	_a303.66 _bS37p
100	1		_aSesay, Amadu _eautor _9218795
245	1	0	_aPost-War Regimes and state reconstruction in liberia and Sierra Leone / _cAmadu Sesay, Charles Ukeje, Osman Gbla, Olawale Ismail.
260			_aSenegal : _bCODESRIA, _c2009.
300			_a194 páginas
490	0		_a(Codesria book series)
504			_aBibliografía : p.187-194.
520	1		_aThe shocks of the unexpected outbreak of violent internal armed conflicts in post Cold War West Africa continue to linger in policy and academic circles. While considerable attention is devoted to explaining the civil wars, there is little understanding of the delicate and unpredictable processes of reconstruction. Post-war reconstruction programmes in Africa have become, by and large, externally driven processes; and while externalisation may not be negative per se, it is important to interrogate how such intervention recognises and interacts with local dynamics, and how it manipulates and conditions the outcomes of post-conflict reconstruction agenda. Investigating the interface between power elite, the nature of post-war regimes and the pattern which post-war reconstruction takes is important both for theory and practice.
526			_a1698
534			_tTítulo original : Building peace: sustainable reconciliation in divided societies.
650	1	4	_919892 _aPOSGUERRA _zLIBERIA
650	2	4	_919892 _aPOSGUERRA _zSIERRA LEONA
700	1		_9218796 _aUkeje, Charles _eautor
700	1		_9218797 _aGbla, Osman _eautor
700	1		_9218798 _aIsmail, Olawale _eautor
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