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NATO's leadership of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan has been a unique mission, and its success requires a focus on three priority areas: continued ISAF expansion; increased assistance to security sector reform, including the training of Afghan security forces; and improved coordination between NATO/ISAF and other international organizations and missions working in Afghanistan. ISAF has expanded its mission from Kabul to the north and the west and is poised to move to the south and eventually the east of Afghanistan, an area less stable requiring a more robust approach.

The stability of justice can be discussed in two parts. The first part centers around defining tyranny as an unjust form of government by examining the Peisistratid tyranny. It then demonstrates how democracy and human rights are stable, idealized forms of governmental justice. The second part builds upon the definitions from the first part and inspects how both Solon and Cleisthenes used the ideal of justice in their reforms. Additionally, the paper observes how that same essence of justice in governance is echoed by the ancient reforms in modern democracy and human rights.