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When reconstruction preserves the conflict
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When reconstruction preserves the conflict
Reconstruction programs are good at measuring what has been rebuilt. Evidence from Mostar, read alongside Nicosia and post-war Lebanon, suggests recovery should also track what happens to authority, coordination and public capacity while rebuilding is under way. After war, rebuilding a city often begins with a straightforward question: what was destroyed? Homes, schools, bridges, water
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