Tag Archives: Afghanistan

Absolutely Private

How did the Swedish come to beat the Russians at their own game — making vodka?

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How We Missed the Story (Part II)

How could the media have averted the crisis in Afghanistan and helped prevent a very costly war?

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How We Missed the Story (Part I)

What could the U.S. government have done different about Osama bin Laden and Afghanistan?

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The Return to Afghanistan

How successfully is Afghanistan handling the largest repatriation movement in history?

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Iraq and the Politics of Withdrawal: Lessons from U.S. Occupations in Latin America

What lessons has the United States failed to draw from its occupations in Latin America?

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Why Osama bin Laden Hates Microfinance

Has Osama bin Laden become the first prophet in a new line of Islamic Marxists? Or is he just another would-be dictator searching for specious arguments?

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Pax Americana or Primus Inter Pares?

Should the United States hold on to its notions of global hegemony?

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Dateline Afghanistan: Should German Soldiers Fight? (Part II)

Is it the right of mature democracies to help less fortunate nations secure a prosperous future?

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Dateline Afghanistan: Should German Soldiers Fight? (Part I)

It seems smart for Germany to not take part in NATO’s Afghanistan force. But is it also honorable?

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The POP (Public Opinion Poll) Superpower

Why is it dangerous to legitimize U.S. foreign policy decisions through opinion polls?

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