سنجش وضعیت توسعۀ اقتصادی افغانستان در عصر دموکراسی سال‌های 2001 تا 2017

A) Persian

1. Ahmadi, Mohammad Nabi and Majid Isma’ielzadeh (2014), Studies on Afghan Democracy; Opportunities and Challenges, Kabul: Afghanistan Strategic Studies Institute.

2. Arsen, Swant and Yan Eriklin (1999), “Democracy and Development: Statistical Research”, in: Adrian Leftwich (1999), The Book of Democracy and Development, Translated by Ahmad Aliqoliyan and Afshin Khakbar, Tehran: Tarh-e Now.

3. Boroujerdi Alavi, Mahdokht and Mohsen Habibi (2014), “The Reflection of the Second Presidential Elections in the Press”, Social Sciences, Vol. 21, No. 64, pp. 187-222.

4. Danesh, Abdullah (2006), “Afghanistan and Democratic Values”, Jamehe Farda, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 205-220.

5. Esma’ieli, Bashir and Qasem Reza’ie (2010), “Contemplation on the Transition of Afghanistan to Democracy”, Political and International Research, Vol. 2, No. 5, pp. 115-134.

6. Forouzish, Mohammadebrahim (2015), Liberal Democracy and Nation-State Building in Afghanistan, Herat: Qods.

7. Isma’ieliyan, Farid (2015), “SARK and Afghanistan Position”, Economic Journal of the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan, No. 1, pp. 12-15.

8. Leftwich, Adrian (2006), States of Development, Translated by Javad Afsharkohan, Mashhad: Marandiz and Neginar.

9. Manouchehri, Abbas and Safoura Mazari (2009), “Theoretical Measurement of the New Constitution of Afghanistan with Democracy”, Politics, Vol. 39, No. 4, pp. 307-322.

10. Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan (2014), “Final Report on the Implementation of the Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS) (1391-1387)”, Available at: moec.gov.af/ Content/files/ANDS%20Completion%20Report%2023%20Sep%202014%20Dari .pdf, (Accessed on: 25/3/2018).

11. Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan (2016), “Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (1400-1395)”, Available at: moec.gov.af/en/page/1183/andf, (Accessed on: 16/1/2018).

12. Ministry of Justice of Afghanistan (2008), “The Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS)” (2008-2010)”, Available at: moj.gov.af/en/page/legal-frameworks/national-strategies-on-access-to-justice/7930, (Accessed on: 2/2/2018).

13. Political Assistance of Afghanistan’s Finance Ministry (2016), “Citizens’ Charter Afghanistan Project (CCAP)”, Available at: policymof.gov.af/da/national-priority-programs/the-new-npps, (Accessed on: 10/5/2018).

14. Sa’ie, Ali and Jafar Mahdavi (2014), “The Analysis of the Process of Democratization in Afghanistan (1907-2008)”, Historical Sociology, Vol. 6, No. 11, pp. 1-44.

15. Shafiee, Nozar and Aqdas Iqbal (2010), “The Dilemma of Democracy in Afghanistan”, Political and International Research, Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 197-222.

16. “Sustainable Development Goals in Afghanistan (SDGIA)” (2015), Available at: sdgs.gov.af/176/, (Accessed on: 10/3/2018).

17. Tajik, Mohammadreza (1999), “The Paradox of Security and Development”, in: The Book of Political Participation, Parties and Elections, Tehran: Safir.

18. Tajik, Mohammadreza and Alireza Sharifi (2009), “Obstacles to Democracy Discourse in Afghanistan”, Political Science, Vol. 12, No. 46, pp. 35-62.

19. Weiner, Myron and Samuel P. Huntington (2000), Understanding Political Development, Translated by Research Institute for Strategic Studies, Tehran: Strategic Studies Institute.

20. World Bank (2017), “Report of the World Bank on Poverty in Afghanistan”, Available at: worldbank.org/fa/news/press-release/2017/05/08/gzrsh-fqr-fGnstn-2017, (Accessed on: 20/3/2018).

21. Yousefi, Hayatollah (2007), “Afghanistan, Political System and Democracy”, Marefat, Vol. 16, No. 115, pp. 127-150.

 

B) English

1. Barma, Naazneen H. (2006), “Brokered Democracy-Building: Developing Democracy through Transitional Governance in Cambodia, East Timor and Afghanistan”, International Journal on Multicultural Societies, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 127-161.

2. Barry, Charles L. and Samuel R. Greene (2009), What Democracy for Afghanistan?, Washington: the National Defense University Center for Technology and National Security Policy.

3. Democracy International (DI) (2011), “Election Observation Mission to Afghanistan Parliamentary Elections 2010”, USA: the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Available at: https://democracyinternational.com/media/DI%20Afghanistan%202010%20EOM%20Final%20Report_web.pdf, (Accessed on: 5/4/2018).

4. http://www.worldbank.org/fa/news/press-release/2017/05/08/ gzrsh-fqr-fGnstn-2017, (Accessed on: 5/4/2018).

5. http://world-statistics.org/index-res .php? code= NY. GDP. MKTP. PP. CD? name= GDP ,%20 PPP %20 (current %20 international %20$) #top-result, (Accessed on: 2/4/2018).

6. http://world-statistics.org/index-res. php? code= BM. GSR. MRCH. CD? name= Goods %20 imports %20 (BoP,%20current%20US$), (Accessed on: 5/4/2018).

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8. http://world-statistics.org/index-res. php? code= SL. TLF. TOTL. FE.ZS? name= Labour %20 force, %20 female %20 (%%20 of%20 total %20 labour %20force)#top-result, (Accessed on: 5/4/2018).

9. http://world-statistics.org/index-res.php?code=SP.DYN. LE00. IN? name= Life %20 expectancy%20at%20birth,%20total%20 (years), (Accessed on: 1/4/2018).

10. http://world-statistics.org/index-res. php? code= SP.POP. GROW? name= Population %20 growth %20 (annual%20%)#top-result, (Accessed on: 2/4/2018).

11. http://world-statistics.org/index-res .php? code= SL. UEM. TOTL. ZS? name= Unemployment, %20 total %20 (%%20 of %20 total % 20 labor %20 force) %20 (modeled %20 ILO %20 estimate) #top-result, (Accessed on: 5/4/2018).

12. http://world-statistics.org/index-res. php? code= SP. URB. GROW? name= Urban %20 population %20growth %20 (annual%20%) #top-result, (Accessed on: 2/4/2018).

13. International Monetary Fund (2008), “Islamic Republic of Afghanistan: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper”, Report No. 08/153, Washington, D.C., Available at: https://www.imf.org/ external/pubs/ft/scr/2008/cr08153.pdf, (Accessed on: 25/3/2018).

14. Johnson, Thomas H. (2018), “The Illusion of Afghanistan’s Electoral Representative Democracy: the Cases of Afghan Presidential and National Legislative”, Small Wars and Insurgencies, Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 1-37.

15. Kingsbury, Damien (2007), Political Development, New York: Routledge.

16. Larson, Anna (2011), Deconstructing Democracy in Afghanistan, Kabul: Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit.

17. Moses, Jonathon W. (2012), “Emigration and Political Development: Exploring the National and International Nexus”, Department of Sociology and Political Science, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 123–137.

18. Murid Partaw, Ahmad (2017), “Democratization in Afghanistan: Challenges and Opportunities”, Journal of Political Sciences and Public Affairs, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 1-6.

19. Shah, Ahmad (2012), “The Post 9/11 Democratization in Afghanistan: Challenges and expectations”, International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanity Studies, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 19-32.

20. Smith, Scott S. (2014), “The Future of Afghan Democracy”, International Journal of Security and Development, Vol. 3, No. 12, pp. 1-9.