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Taiwan / Yemen / Nepal / Mexico / South Africa / Zimbabwe / Japan / Russia / El Salvador / United States / Uganda / Afghanistan / Angola / Vietnam / China / Philippines / Iraq / South Korea / Somalia / / /
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McCain Institute / US Institute of Peace / Land Reform Ethan Kapstein Center / Arizona State University / University of Minnesota / US Institute of Peace Ethan B. Kapstein / University of Texas / / /
Cambridge University / Council on Foreign Relations / University of Texas at Austin / Harvard / Center for Global Development / U.S. Department of State / INSEAD / Land Reform Ethan Kapstein Center for Global Development / Economic and Social Council / Princeton University / United Nations General Assembly / Inter-Agency Committee / United States Marine Corps / Food and Agricultural Organization / US Institute of Peace Ethan B. Kapstein / United States Senate / United States Agency for International Development / World Bank / United Nations / Arizona State University / United States Army / US Institute of Peace / McCain Institute for International Leadership / National Security Council / University of Minnesota / /
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Harry S. Truman / Dean Acheson / Nathan Converse / Benjamin Schwartz / J.P. Gittinger / Josh Busby / Robert W. Schaefer / Roy Prosterman / Saigon / Mao Tse-Tung / Robert Gates / David Kilcullen / Robert S. Sansom / Ethan B. Kapstein / /
Position
development economist / economics and strategy consultant / editor / Centennial Chair of International Affairs / President / Secretary of Defense / senior advisor for research and Arizona Centennial Chair / Secretary of State / international banker and naval officer / counterinsurgency specialist / author / senior advisor / Representative / prominent driver / President Harry S. Truman’s Secretary of State / member / /
Foreign Aid and Counterinsurgency Policy Lessons from Land Reform Ethan Kapstein Abstract Recent years have seen the United States embroiled in major counterinsurgency campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq. These campaigns,