#34: Corruption and Reconstruction – Lessons Learned

Update: 2018-01-19

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On this edition of Iraq Matters, Stuart Bowen examines the lessons learned during his ten years as Special Inspector-General for Iraq Reconstruction and how those lessons should be applied to the next phase in Iraq's post-ISIS recovery.

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#34: Corruption and Reconstruction – Lessons Learned

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#34: Corruption and Reconstruction – Lessons Learned

Education for Peace in Iraq Center

#34: Corruption and Reconstruction – Lessons Learned