2005
DOI: 10.7249/mg304.1
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The RAND History of Nation-Building

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“…Political projects of nation and state-building are an expression of modernization and development processes of capitalism at the state level. It is important to note that in academic literature, the nation-and state-building projects are considered overwhelmingly as American projects for countries the United States plans to influence, and some are accompanied by military intervention, as for example, in the works of James Dobbins et al The Beginner's Guide to Nation-Building [23], America's Role in Nation-Building: From Germany to Iraq [24], and Jonathan Monten's Intervention and State-Building: Comparative Lessons from Japan, Iraq, and Afghanistan [25]. In other words, it is not about the projects developed and proposed by the political forces of a country and therefore expressing certain interests and views of a given society, but projects proposed by foreign politicians with other interests and views.…”
Section: Nation and State-building Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Political projects of nation and state-building are an expression of modernization and development processes of capitalism at the state level. It is important to note that in academic literature, the nation-and state-building projects are considered overwhelmingly as American projects for countries the United States plans to influence, and some are accompanied by military intervention, as for example, in the works of James Dobbins et al The Beginner's Guide to Nation-Building [23], America's Role in Nation-Building: From Germany to Iraq [24], and Jonathan Monten's Intervention and State-Building: Comparative Lessons from Japan, Iraq, and Afghanistan [25]. In other words, it is not about the projects developed and proposed by the political forces of a country and therefore expressing certain interests and views of a given society, but projects proposed by foreign politicians with other interests and views.…”
Section: Nation and State-building Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various aspects of the topic concerned were studied by M. Boyko and O. Ivanov (Boyko & Ivanov, 2018), P. Biddiscombe (Biddiscombe, 2006), B. Bonvech (Bonvech, 2017, Yu. Galaktionov (Galaktionov, 2005), M. Kryhel (Kryhel, 2022), T. Kupriy (Kupriy, 2018), O. Zharonkina (Zharonkina, 2008), E. Davidson (Davidson, 1959), J. Dobbins with colleagues from the American analytical center "RAND Corporation" (Dobbins, 2003;Dobbins, 2005;Dobbins, 2008), E. Plischke (Plischke, 1947), H. Pocheptsov (Pocheptsov, 2015), I. Syvachenko (Syvachenko, 2010), and the others. However, there is no comprehensive analysis of the denazification concept and its study in the context of the information component of the modern Russian-Ukrainian war.…”
Section: концепт "денацифікація" у контексті інформаційної складової ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also becoming a central node in a system of international governmental and nongovernmental organizations that is forming a new dimension of world polity. This can be appreciated, for example, in the role that U.N. agencies play as promoters, defenders, and creators of human rights standards, development priorities, health-and education-related issues, or, as recently, in helping to mobilize resources to assist the tsunami victims or in nation-building missions (Dobbin 2005). Thus, parallel to the centrifugal forces unleashed by the globalization process, there is also a centripetal force that creates coherence among global units of the system and its regional subunits. Etzioni's words give perhaps a good picture of the U.N.:…”
Section: A Theoretical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%