U.S. peacefare organizing American peace-building operations
After a review of the historical roots of American peacefare, the study examines five key bureaucratic entities involved in peace-building. The analysis is Washington-centered, focused on organization and the interagency process, and gives relatively little space to overseas implementation. It is ba...
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Santa Barbara, California
ABC-CLIO,LLC
2010
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Table of Contents:
- An American vocation for peace-building
- The integration of peace-building and national security: the National Security Council
- The diplomacy of peace-building: the Department of State
- A new approach to peace-building: the coordinator for reconstruction and stabilization
- A belated embrace of stability operations: the Department of Defense
- Foreign assistance for peace: the U.S. Agency for International Development
- Building peace through knowledge: the U.S. Institute of Peace
- Funding peace-building: the budget process and Congressional approval
- The future of U.S. peace-building
- Afterword: the Peace Corps