Transitional politics in Afghanistan and Iraq: inclusion, consultation, and public participation

Katia Papagianni

Development in Practice, 2005, vol. 15, issue 6, 747-759

Abstract: This article explores three main themes in comparing the transitional processes in Afghanistan and Iraq: (i) the clarity of the transitional frameworks and the need to separate discussions on such frameworks from debates on new constitutional arrangements; (ii) the degree of representation in the transitional institutions and the availability of channels for political consultation in the transitional processes; and (iii) the participation of civil society and the public at large in the transition processes.

Date: 2005
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