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Though this was one of the topics discussed by LAWG, ARP decided that it required a separate, in-depth study. ARP conducted field research in 2002 in Kabul, Qandahar, Herat, Jalalabad, and Bamiyan. This resulted in a report in English and Dari. In preparation for a World Bank workshop on reform of the Ministry of Finance, ARP wrote a paper based on the ARP research on the politics of center-periphery.
Publications
Title Source Author Date
The Politics of Center-Periphery Relations in Afghanistan CIC Helena Malikyar and Barnett R. Rubin March 2003
Assessing Subnational Adminstration in Afghanistan:
Early Observations and Recommendations for Action		 The World Bank The World Bank March 13, 2003
A Guide to Government Functioning Outside of Kabul:
Early observation based on missions to Herat and Faryab		 The World Bank The World Bank March 13, 2003

Center-Periphery Relations in the Afghan State: Current Practices, Future Prospects

 CIC Helena Malikyar and Barnett R. Rubin December 2002
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