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More information about the RAND Corporation is available at www. rand.org. iii Contents Preface ............................................................................. iii Figures ............................................................................. xi Tables .............................................................................xiii Summary ..........................................................................xv Acknowledgments .......................................................... xxxvii Abbreviations ................................................................. xxxix CHAPTER ONE Introduction ....................................................................... 1 CHAPTER TWO Albania .............................................................................. 7 Challenges .......................................................................... 8 Security ............................................................................ 8 Humanitarian ...................................................................10 Civil Administration ...........................................................10 Democratization ................................................................10 Economic Reconstruction .....................................................11 The European and International Roles .........................................11 Military and Police .............................................................14 Civil and Economic.............................................................15 What Happened ...................................................................16 Security ...........................................................................16 Humanitarian ...................................................................19 Civil Administration ...........................................................19 Democratization ................................................................19 v vi Europe’s Role in Nation-Building: From the Balkans to the Congo Economic Reconstruction .....................................................21 Lessons Learned .................................................................. 22 CHAPTER THREE Sierra Leone .......................................................................25 Challenges ........................................................................ 26 Security .......................................................................... 28 Humanitarian .................................................................. 30 Civil Administration .......................................................... 30 Democratization ................................................................31 Economic Reconstruction .....................................................31 The European and International Roles .........................................32 Military and Police ............................................................ 34 Civil and Economic.............................................................35 What Happened ...................................................................35 Security .......................................................................... 36 Humanitarian .................................................................. 40 Civil Administration .......................................................... 40 Democratization ............................................................... 42 Economic Reconstruction .................................................... 44 Lessons Learned ...................................................................45 CHAPTER FOUR Macedonia .........................................................................49 Challenges .........................................................................52 Security ...........................................................................52 Humanitarian .................................................................. 54 Civil Administration ...........................................................55 Democratization ................................................................55 Economic ....................................................................... 56 The European and International Roles .........................................57 Military and Police .............................................................58 Civil and Economic...........................................................