Author: Carl J. Schramm
May/June 2010
Foreign Affairs
Washington's approach to rebuilding economies devastated by conflicts and natural disasters is flawed. It assumes that strong economies cannot emerge in poor countries when it should be encouraging U.S.-style entrepreneurism and allow the U.S. military to help.
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