Local Power and Transnational Resources: An Anthropological Perspective on Rural Rehabilitation in Afghanistan

A working paper by Alessandro Monsutti

UCLA Asia Institute Program on Central Asia Working Paper no. 2. Published: 2009

Prepared for the conference, Afghan Society after the Taliban: The View from the Hills, held at UCLA November 17, 2008.

Download file:Monsutti_CAI_2.pdf

Published: Thursday, August 19, 2010

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