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ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURES

2.1Steps in a Stage of Reform

4.1Proposed Chain of Command in Bosnia and Herzegovina, September 2003

5.1Bosnia and Herzegovina Police Districts Proposed by the Police Restructuring Commission

6.1Prior Structure of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense and General Staff circa 2015

6.2RAND Recommended Structure for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense and General Staff

TABLES

1.1Change in Score and Associated Level of Success

1.2Case Studies

2.1Dominant Nationalist Goals of the Major Groups in the Case Studies

2.2Hypotheses Given a Threat to Nationalist Goals

2.3Hypotheses Given a Threat to the Ruling Elites’ Patron-Client Networks

2.4Hypotheses for Reforms Threatening Neither and Both Key Interests

2.5Hypotheses for the International Resources Theory

2.6Hypotheses for the Path Dependence Theory

3.1Development of Central Governing Institutions in Kosovo

3.2Development of Central Governing Institutions in Iraq

3.3Results of Public Opinion Surveys

4.1Development of Defense Institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

4.2Development of Defense Institutions in Timor-Leste

5.1Development of the Police in Bosnia and Herzegovina

5.2Bosnian Serb or Republika Srpska Resident Responses to Surveys on Police Restructuring

5.3Main US and Iraqi Leadership

5.4Development of the Police in Iraq

5.5Selected Reports on the Size of the Iraqi Police

6.1Defense Reform in Ukraine

6.2Recommendations for Defense Reform and Eventual Outcome

7.1Summary of Theoretical Findings of Case Studies

A.1Major International Interventions with a State-Building Mandate after 1990