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Critical issues for international administrations

The challenges that international authorities face in the context of administering war-torn territories highlight certain key issues planning for complex operations, the difficulty of balancing international responsibilities and local demands for self-rule, international accountability and appropriate exit strategies that have considerable bearing on the quality of international administration and its effectiveness. Not all of these issues are unique to transitional authorities; a number arise also in relation to peacekeeping operations, but they can be more acute for international administration, if only because the scale of the operation is much greater. Other issues are unique especially those of a more political nature and failure to appreciate their special character has created difficulties for the international authorities and sometimes has led to the adoption of unsuitable strategies.