After Saddam prewar planning and the occupation of Iraq
Examines prewar planning efforts for postwar Iraq, the role of U.S. military forces after the end of major combat, and civilian efforts at reconstruction.
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Santa Monica, CA :
Rand Arroyo Center
2008.
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009423734406719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Preface; Contents; Figures; Tables; Summary; Acknowledgments; List of Acronyms and Abbreviations; CHAPTER ONE- Introduction; CHAPTER TWO- Military Planning Efforts; CENTCOM Operational Planning; Combined Forces Land Component Command (CFLCC) Phase IV Planning; Planning at V Corps and Subordinate Commands; Observations; CHAPTER THREE- Civilian Planning Efforts; Interagency Planning: The ESG and the IPMC; The Office of the Secretary of Defense; State Department Planning; USAID Planning; The National Security Council; Other Analyses of Postwar Requirements; CHAPTER FOUR- Task Force IV
- Establishing Task Force IV Task Force IV Planning; Operational Challenges; The Dissolution of Task Force IV; CHAPTER FIVE- The Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance; Organization and Staffing; ORHA Planning; Deploying to Kuwait; Arriving in Baghdad; CHAPTER SIX- Humanitarian Planning; Interagency Humanitarian Planning; IO and NGO Frustrations; Actual Humanitarian Requirements; Assessing Humanitarian Planning; CHAPTER SEVEN- Combat Operations During Phase IV; Phase IVa: Stability Operations; Phase IVb: Recovery Operations; CHAPTER EIGHT- The Coalition Provisional Authority
- The Origins and Authorities of CPA Goals; Other Governing Institutions; Organization of CPA; Location and Staffing; Relations with CJTF-7; Concluding Observations; CHAPTER NINE- Building New Iraqi Security Forces; Defining and Building Iraqi Security Forces; Building the MoI; Creating the Iraqi Police Service (IPS); The Facilities Protection Services; The Border Police; High-End MoI Forces; Ministry of Defense; The Iraqi Armed Forces; Iraqi Civil Defense Corps (ICDC); Intelligence; National Security Decision making Structures; Iraqi Armed Forces and the Handover of Power
- Integrating the Armed Forces and Militias Not Under Government Control Concluding Observations; CHAPTER TEN- Governance and Political Reconstruction; Prewar Planning for Postwar Governance; Postwar Governance: The Iraqi Governing Council; The November 15 Agreement and the Transfer of Authority; The Transitional Administrative Law; Provincial and City Governance; Lessons Learned; CHAPTER ELEVEN- Economic Policy; Economic Conditions in Iraq at the End of Major Combat; Economic Policies Pursued by CPA; Economic Policy Changes That Were Not Fully Implemented; Lessons Learned
- CHAPTER TWELVE- Essential Services and InfrastructureStatus at the End of Major Combat; Prewar Assumptions; Contracting for the Resumption of Essential Services; The Players: Who Was Involved in Reconstruction; Financing; Coordinating and Implementing Reconstruction Projects; Results as of June 28, 2004; CHAPTER THIRTEEN- Assessing Postwar Efforts; Shaping the Plan; Lessons for the Army; APPENDIX- Strategic Studies Institute's Mission Matrix for Iraq; Bibliography
