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5/9 Plus Afg politicos are savvy, often 10 steps ahead of any policy wonk. Prospects for outsider influence here are pretty slim. Focusing on what the int com CAN influence over the long term is a better bet (*cough* power analysis, that looks beyond the Kabul elite, would help)
7/9 Also looking back and trying to learn from mistakes (harmful thought/behavior patterns, sticky yet erroneous assumptions). @AANafgh compiled a (great) book on it, getting experts to reflect on what worked/didn’t in their sectors. I still refer to thishttps://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/publication/aan-e-books/aans-first-e-book-snapshots-of-an-intervention/ …
8/9 A much-needed companion could be done on peace: what works for comm-based peacebuilding, key players’ negotiating styles/experiences, lessons from trans justice/accountability, etc. Bits exist, but no one (?) has pulled it together (yet?) and drawn implications for the future
9/9 I’m just a freelancer wading through archived PDFs BUT If I was a policymaker, this is what I'd want (*cough* desperately need). If I were a donor, this is what I'd fund for the next 12-36 months* *decent research usually takes time; anything less=not worth it
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