Item Summary

"AAN’s Martine van Bijlert (with input from the AAN team) lays out what can be learned from last year’s sessions. Key themes include the consolidation of an Islamic system, the push towards both self-sufficiency and connectedness, the expansion of a digitalized administration and the rooting out of what it sees as the ill effects of the last twenty years. The pressing issue of women’s rights, including access to education also featured heavily – not in the presentations, but very much so in the Q&A sessions with journalists afterwards. Comparing this overview with what the Emirate chooses to showcase in the next sessions will be a good indicator of how its focus may have evolved over the last year."

Descriptive Information

Title
How the emirate wants to be perceived : a closer look at the accountability programme
Sort Title
how the emirate wants to be perceived : a closer look at the accountability programme
Creator of work
van Bijlert, Martine
Publisher
Afghanistan Analysts Network, Kabul
Language
English
Date Created
2023
Format
Reports
Provenance
Open-access link provided by the Library of Congress Office, Islamabad, Pakistan
Rights Statement
Copyright Not Evaluated

Discovery Information

Subject
Politics and government
Government policy
Geographic Subject
Afghanistan
Keywords
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Geographic Origin
Afghanistan

Physical Characteristics

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Width
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Page Count
66
File Count
66

Institutional Information

Collection
Born Digital Monographic Reports and Papers
Box number
Monographic Reports and Papers (Publicly Accessible)
Folder number
0b311415-c4dd-4640-b39f-e9f860715b14
Barcode
0b311415-c4dd-4640-b39f-e9f860715b14
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