| 3 | Afghanistan Reconstruction显示文摘The post-war reconstruction in Afghanistan is going on smoothly within the framework of the Bonn Agreement, and the country has come back to normal as far as the appearance goes. However, with foreign involvement, economic recovery has lagged behind the political reconstruction. Worse still, the Afghan government is now facing a series of challenges including worse situation, revival of warlords, drug economy, poverty and political corruption, etc. Besides, the negative impacts of over-dependence on the United States are now gradually revealing themselves, and uncertainties lie ahead. | Fu Xiaoqiang is an Associate Professor of the Institutes of Asian and African Studies, and Deputy Director of the Center for Crisis Management, CICIR. He has research interests in South Asian and regional security. He has published a large number of academic articles such as “The Emergence of India and South Asian Security,” “Development of Pakistan’s Policy toward China and Its Trend,” “An Analysis of the Historical Roots of Kashimir Issue,” etc. He is also the author of Ethnic and Religious Issues in China’s Neighboring Countries (2002). | 2006 | Contemporary International Relations2006，16，6： | 1 |
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