Holding on to Monrovia : Protecting a Fragile Peace through Economic Governance and Short-Term Employment. /

A key driver of Liberia's re-emergence from utter destruction, between 2004 and 2008, was the willingness of international actors to accept the responsibility and risks associated with stabilization. This was accomplished by confronting these risks directly, even at the cost of temporarily fill...

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Main Author:	Giovine, Luigi
Other Authors:	Bach, Kathryn, Ionkova, Kremena, Krech, Robert
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2011
Series:	World Bank e-Library World Development Report Background Papers
Subjects:	Best Practices Bureaucracy Business Development Capacity Building Civil Conflict Civil War Conflict and Development Conflict Consensus Constituencies Corruption & anticorruption Law Corruption Crime Elections Financial Institutions Financial Management Fiscal Policy Foundations Fraud Good Governance Governance Indicators Governance Health, Nutrition and Population Human Resources Infant Mortality Job Creation Judicial Reform Judiciary Law and Development Leadership Maternal Mortality National Governance Observers Population Policies Post Conflict Reconstruction Project Management Public Debt Public Health Public Procurement Public Sector Public Spending Refugees Rehabilitation Roads Rule of Law Sanctions Sanitation Skilled Workers Social Development Sovereignty State-Owned Enterprises Technical Assistance Transparency Unemployment Violence Vulnerable Groups Youth anticorruption

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