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...tate George Schultz ((1984-1988}}; principal communicstor in Iran for the [Coalition Provisional Authority. State Department from 1984 to 1988 as a member of the Policy Planning Staf

...s the Director for Militia Transition and Reintegration Programs for the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] in Iraq. Based on that experience, he and others wrote recommendations f | title = Developing Iraq’s Security Sector: The Coalition Provisional Authority’s Experience

The Coalition Provisional Authority, in July, discussed whether to include SCIRI in the interim government, kno

An advisory body created by the U.S. Coalition Provisional Authority, the '''Iraqi Governing Council''' advised the CPA and other stakeholders,

The '''Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA)''' was the first U.S.-controlled non-military government of Iraq, aft | publisher = Coalition Provisional Authority

...August 2003, he was in Baghdad as the first Director of Governance for the Coalition Provisional Authority. He was Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs from A

| publisher = Coalition Provisional Authority}}</ref> ...gan saying that the insurgency was caused by the early decisions of the US Coalition Provisional Authority for de-Ba'athification and disbanding of the Iraqi military.<ref name=Robin

[[Coalition Provisional Authority]] head [[L. Paul Bremer]] blamed Swannack for creating the situation where

...for Iraq and Iran. In May-June 2003, Ambassador Pearce served with the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] in Baghdad.

...s and unlawful combatants who committed crimes against Coalition forces. [[Coalition Provisional Authority]]; legal advisor to Israel’s Ministry of Justice, where he helped to crea

...[[Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance]] (ORHA) and the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]](CPA); he was the CPA spokesman.

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...and Director for Security Affairs (National Security and Defense) in the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] (CPA) for Iraq. During his service in Iraq, he was on leave from his pos

...e joining the NSC, she was political advisor to the Administrator of the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] and the Deputy Director for Governance in Baghdad, Iraq from April 2003 t

...omat who became Presidential Envoy to Iraq after the Iraq War, heading the Coalition Provisional Authority serving from 2003 to 2004. He now spends full time painting scenes of Vermo

...ere was no common chain command with the U.S. civilian administration, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) under L. Paul Bremer. <ref name=NPR>{{citation ...of Iraqi Security Forces. That responsibility had previously been with the Coalition Provisional Authority.

In April 2004, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) announced that an Iraqi judge has issued an arrest warrant for him, i

...sponsible for peace operations, but the responsibility soon passed to the #Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA). L. Paul Bremer, head of CPA, told Feith he wanted to arrive with one ...ntrol 9 days later. <ref>DeLong, pp. 124-125</ref> Bremer established the Coalition Provisional Authority, which was not well coordinated with the military. Garner had assumed a qui

...by saying that the insurgency was caused by the early decisions of the US Coalition Provisional Authority for de-Ba'athification and disbanding of the Iraqi military. While an insur ...command. Linda Robinson, in her book, puts the breakdown earlier, with the Coalition Provisional Authority and the missteps of L. Paul Bremer, and attempts at damage control. <ref na

...ity of Chicago]], described a "chicken and egg" problem between the U.S. [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] under [[L. Paul Bremer]], and Iraqi leaders including Grand Ayatollah [[A