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The 9 pages that link to Post-conflict reconstruction, each with the reason it gives.

• Urban warfareRelated: Cities damaged by combat require long-term recovery beyond the restoration of buildings.

• Civil warRelated: Ending combat does not restore the governance and services damaged by civil war.

• RebellionRelated: A rebellion that damages institutions leaves practical and political work beyond the end of fighting.

• Unexploded ordnanceRelated: Uncleared ordnance can obstruct safe rebuilding and return.

• DisarmamentRelated: Weapon collection can support recovery but cannot substitute for rebuilding institutions.

• Explosive remnants of warRelated: Contamination can delay construction, farming, and the return of displaced people.

• Leymah GboweeRelated: Gbowee continued advocating for women’s roles in Liberia after the war.

• War studiesRelated: It addresses how war reshapes societies after fighting ends.

• Post-warRelated: This narrower policy term focuses on organized recovery rather than the entire period after war.