Bruce Gilley Associate Professor and Director of Public Policy Programs Mark O Hatfield School of Government Portland State University Legitimacy Is the Main Objective Sector Success Legitimacy ID: 330322
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Military Support to Legitimacy
Bruce Gilley, Associate Professor and Director of Public Policy Programs, Mark O. Hatfield School of Government, Portland State UniversitySlide2
Legitimacy Is the Main ObjectiveSlide3
Sector Success
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Legitimacy
“Afghanistan provides no proof that the success of direct medical engagements led by security actors contributes to a wider strategy to win hearts and minds…Direct health intervention by military did not promote complete confidence on the part of the Afghan people in local government or the Ministry of Public Health, and hence it is debatable whether these interventions have done more harm or good.” (
NATO-Harvard Afghanistan Case Study
, 2013)
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Legitimization ProcessSlide5
Governance ExampleSlide6
Civil Affairs Operations for LegitimacySlide7
38G: Organization
Pre-Deployment: capacity & coordination needs
Deployment: context & leadership needsSlide8
38G: Classification & Training
Generalists (mission aims) with specialist credentialling (mission sectors)
Advisors (support to civil government) with implementation credentialling (military government)