text: Introduction
  The information from the following chapters from the legacy FM 3-07 (2008, now obsolete) was updated
  and moved into ADP 3-07 and ADRP 3-07:
  * Chapter 1: The Strategic Context.
  * Chapter 2: Stability in Full Spectrum Operations.
  * Chapter 4: Planning for Stability Operations.
  To avoid confusion, rule of law was removed as a principle and the information consolidated into the
  discussion of end state conditions in chapter 1 of ADRP 3-07. Additionally, information retained from the
  appendixes of the obsolete field manual—regarding assessment—was updated, condensed to a discussion
  of principles, and moved into chapter 4 of this field manual. ATP 3-07.5 explains more fully the techniques
  for performing stability tasks, including measuring success.
  Certain terms for which the legacy FM 3-07 (2008, now obsolete) had been proponent were modified by
  change 1 to ADRP 3-07 (2013). For the reader’s convenience, those terms are included in introductory
  table-1. FM 3-07 remains the proponent for one Army term: transitional authority.
  Introductory table 1. Terms modified by ADRP 3-07
  Term Remarks
  capacity building Modified usage as building partner capacity in common English usage. No
  longer formally defined.
  comprehensive approach Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  conflict transformation Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  crisis state Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  disarmament Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  fragile state Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  governance Adopts the joint definition.
  reconstruction Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  reintegration Proponency moved to ADRP 3-07.
  rule of law Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  security force assistance Adopts the joint definition.
  security sector reform Adopts the joint definition.
  stabilization Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  vulnerable state Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.
  whole-of-government approach Retained based on common English usage. No longer formally defined.