Tackling the Challenges of Postcrisis Reconstruction in Africa: Lessons from the Field

John O. Kakonge

Global Policy, 2014, vol. 5, issue 3, 377-380

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Civil war shakes a country like an earthquake, and it is followed by aftershocks that take a long time to dissipate. Some assets and resources can be restored but much has to be built anew.

Date: 2014
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