Publication Date
4-23-2014
School
Helms School of Government
Major
International Relations
Keywords
post conflict, reconstruction, Africa, Middle East, technology
Disciplines
African Studies | International and Area Studies | International Relations | Organization Development | Other International and Area Studies | Peace and Conflict Studies
Recommended Citation
Wheeler, Kevin, "Post-Conflict Reconstruction Lessons In Technology" (2014). Senior Honors Theses. 414.
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/honors/414
Abstract
The United States of America has accomplished some advanced technological and developmental achievements recently. However, in order to better its abilities to reconstruct and stabilize nations in the future it must utilize the lessons it has learned from the past as well as these technological advancements. From both Africa and the Middle East, the United States has learned some valuable lessons in helping nations rebuild in the face of danger. Currently, the United States can use internet technologies to better educate those who would want to reconstruct their own nations as a united people group with as little foreign interference as possible. This in combination with past lessons learned can help the United States to become more efficient and capable of reconstructing post-war nations.
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