text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  T stability tasks, 2-16–2-38 U
  understanding, 2-2
  tactical level, transition, 2-1 U.S. Government partners,
  teams, establishments of, 3-7 transition into planning, responsibilities, 1-66–1-68
  Interagency Conflict
  provincial reconstruction, 3-11 understand, conflict diagnosis
  Assessment Framework, 4-47–
  teamwork, organizational step 2, 4-32–4-36
  4-49
  differences, 3-24 unified action partners, stability,
  steps for, 4-48
  territorial form, transitional military 3-140
  transition phase 1, 2-24–2-26
  authority, 2-57–2-60 transition, 2-19
  transition phase 2, 2-27–2-32
  threats, 1-51 units, influence of, 1-54
  transition phase 3, 2-33–2-34
  time, considerations, 3-26 unity of effort, establishment, 2-14
  use of, 3-55 transition phases, planners, 2-17 security sector reform, 1-85
  transitional military authority, stability and, 3-4
  Title 10, programs, 3-95–3-96
  2-39–2-97 support to, 4-5
  Title 22, programs, 3-97
  authority, 2-40–2-48 USAID, District Stability
  transfer plan, transition, 2-31 command responsibility and, Framework, 4-5
  transformation phase, civil control, 2-40–2-48 principles, 3-115–3-119
  1-15 considerations, 2-85–2-91
  V
  civil security, 1-9 courts and claims, 2-92–2-97
  essential services, 1-20 criteria, 2-49 vetting, transitional military
  support to economic and definition, 2-39 authority and, 2-91
  infrastructure development, degree of control, 2-48 vulnerability, describe, 4-44–4-46
  1-30 establishment of, 2-46–2-48
  support to governance, 1-25 focus of, 2-76 W
  forms of, 2-53–2-60
  transition, challenges, 2-38 weapons of mass destruction,
  guidelines for, 2-68–2-91
  commanders support to, 2-22 1-116
  operational form, 2-54–2-56
  disarmament, demobilization, whole-of-government approach,
  organization, 2-49–2-67
  and reintegration, 1-106 3-1–3-119
  public health and, 2-83–2-84
  integration and, 2-4–2-5 criminal justice system reform,
  religious considerations, 2-86
  interim civil authority, 2-102 3-107–3-114
  requirements of, 2-97
  justice and, 2-10 interim civil authority, 2-105
  roles of, 2-41
  managing, 2-18 rule of law reform, 3-99–3-106
  success of, 2-61
  partners, 2-5 security sector reform, 1-66
  territorial form, 2-57–2-60
  patience, 2-14–2-15
  windows of opportunity and
  phases, 2-17, 2-24–2-26, transparency, civil affairs, 3-146
  vulnerability, assessment of,
  2-27–2-32, 2-33–2-34 transition and, 2-12–2-13
  4-45–4-46
  planning for, 2-11 treatment, factors for, 2-73–2-74
  principles, 2-6–2-15
  security and, 1-90
  stability levels, 2-1–2-15