Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future

Arne Strand

Pdf
Author
Projects
Cite
Share

How to cite this publication:

Arne Strand (2015). Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Briefs 9)

Developing robust civil society organisations (CSOs) is a high priority in countries emerging from conflicts. However, civil society is very diverse, and different organisations might require different development strategies. The Afghan case illustrates this diversity, along with some of the challenges and opportunities for strengthening civil society’s competence and capacity.

Arne Strand

Senior Researcher

U4 Theme:

See the theme pages on the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre.

Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future

Arne Strand

U4 Theme:

See also:

Doing the wrong things for the right reasons? “Do no harm” as a principle of reform

Political economies of corruption in fragile and conflict-affected states: Nuancing the picture

Risks of corruption to state legitimacy and stability in fragile situations

Social accountability in situations of conflict and fragility

‘There is No Compulsion in Marriage’. Divorce and Gendered Change in Afghanistan during the Islamic Republic

Refugee Protection Is Being Eroded – PRIO Blogs

Vern av eller mot flyktningar?

Afghanistan

From asylum seekers to kin: The making and effects of kinship between Norwegian citizens and migrants

Differential Treatment and Temporary Protection Arrangements: Discrimination or Legitimate Distinctions?

Gaza er ikke "en humanitær krise"

Book Review of Pallister-Wilkins, Polly 2022. Humanitarian Borders. Unequal Mobility and Saving Lives.