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Includes bibliographical references and index Have the U.S.-led military operations benefited Afghanistan? NATO's military presence in Afghanistan has allowed for improvements / International Security Assistance Force ; Real political and economic progress has been made in the past seven years / GlobalSecurity.org ; Reconstruction progresses in Afghanistan despite security problems / John Metzler ; There is progress in Afghanistan, but the insurgent danger is increasing / Paul Wells ; Inadequate and inefficient reconstruction aid is undermining progress in Afghanistan / National Security Network ; The U.S. invasion of Afghanistan has led to millions of unnecessary deaths / Eric Walberg ; Ongoing military operations have displaced and impoverished Afghan citizens / Mohammed Daud Miraki ; The lack of progress in Afghanistan has allowed the Taliban to return to the country / International Council on Security and Development -- Can democracy work in Afghanistan? The Afghan National Assembly has the potential to bring democracy to Afghanistan / International Crisis Group (ICG) ; Free and fair elections could improve Afghanistan's democracy / Daoud Sultanzoy ; The United States is commit
- Author
- Debra A. Miller, book editor
- Publisher
- Greenhaven Press, Incorporated
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780737746426
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
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