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Afghanistan has become synonymous with violence. In the past 25 years alone, the country has endured Russian invasion and occupation, civil war and a US-led military campaign, resulting in the combined loss of over 2 million lives, most of them civilian. Even now, following the overthrow of the Taliban regime, old ethnic animosities have resurfaced which seem likely to push the country into another spell of internal war.
But why is it that Afghanistan has experienced such bloody conflict and slaughter? What factors have allowed the country to be exploited by external powers who have intervened to determine its politics, social structure and, consequently, its place in the world?
In this fascinating new book, Amalendu Misra seeks to provide answers to these pressing questions. By analysing the nature of conflict in Afghanistan, he exposes the various geopolitical, ethnic, economic and religious variables which have contributed to the breakdown of the Afghan state, and ponders whether post-war reconstruction could lead to a more democratic and peaceful Afghanistan.
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But why is it that Afghanistan has experienced such bloody conflict and slaughter? What factors have allowed the country to be exploited by external powers who have intervened to determine its politics, social structure and, consequently, its place in the world?
In this fascinating new book, Amalendu Misra seeks to provide answers to these pressing questions. By analysing the nature of conflict in Afghanistan, he exposes the various geopolitical, ethnic, economic and religious variables which have contributed to the breakdown of the Afghan state, and ponders whether post-war reconstruction could lead to a more democratic and peaceful Afghanistan.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
"Misra s ability to proffer ethnic explanations for Afghan conflict without losing sight of how wider global problems influence the country provides his work s central strength."
Joseph Tucker, Nations and Nationalism
"Provides the reader, novice and expert alike with a clear guide through the complex maze of Afghanistan s troubled past. Amalendu Misra s work is an excellent starting point for the study of Afghanistan s recent history, which can be a complex and cloudy subject at the best of times.'"
Tom Withington, Kings College, London
Joseph Tucker, Nations and Nationalism
"Provides the reader, novice and expert alike with a clear guide through the complex maze of Afghanistan s troubled past. Amalendu Misra s work is an excellent starting point for the study of Afghanistan s recent history, which can be a complex and cloudy subject at the best of times.'"
Tom Withington, Kings College, London