Afghanistan Post-2014
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Afghanistan Post-2014
Power configurations and evolving trajectories
Harshe, Rajen; Tripathi, Dhananjay
Taylor & Francis Inc
12/2017
268
Mole
Inglês
9780815373087
15 a 20 dias
500
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Introduction Part I: Locating Afghanistan in a globalising world and testing theories of international relations 1. Situating Afghanistan in a globalising world 2. The many lives of Afghanistan: Reassessing disciplinary international relations 3. Rethinking stability for Afghanistan: Socialising Great Powers in a multilateral order Part II: The USA, NATO and Afghanistan 4. The US role in Afghanistan: A critical overview 5. The Afghan National Security Force: The challenges and implications of the NATO withdrawal 6. For durable peace and stability: Discussing prospects of the NATO membership for Afghanistan Part III: Afghanistan and major powers 7. Germany's engagement in Afghanistan 8. Developments in Afghanistan after 2014: A perspective from Russia and its possible role 9. Withdrawal of the NATO and Indo-Afghan relations: Emerging possibilities and challenges Part IV: Regional perspectives on Afghanistan 10. Nailing Jell-O: Regional organisations and Afghanistan's security after 2014 11. Afghanistan in the South Asian traditional and non-traditional security paradigm 12. Drawdown from Afghanistan: Implications for India's engagement in Central Asia
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Afghanistan Literature;Afghanistan Security;Central Asia and Afghanistan;Germany and Afghanistan;Human Security and Afghanistan;India and Afghanistan;International Relations and Afghanistan;NATO and Afghanistan;Post-2014 Afghanistan;Russia and Afghanistan;South Asia and Afghanistan;US and Afghanistan;Human Development Indices;Vice Versa;ISAF Mission;Muslim World;Afghanistan Post-2014;ISAF Withdrawal;NATO Country;Loya Jirga;Kite Runner;NATO's Chicago Summit;ITEC;UN;Durand Line;ANSF;NATO Region;NATO Enlargement;Istanbul Process;South West Asian Region;NATO Troop;Afghan Government;BSA;India's Engagement;Afghan National Development Strategy;SAARC Country;post-Cold War World Order
Introduction Part I: Locating Afghanistan in a globalising world and testing theories of international relations 1. Situating Afghanistan in a globalising world 2. The many lives of Afghanistan: Reassessing disciplinary international relations 3. Rethinking stability for Afghanistan: Socialising Great Powers in a multilateral order Part II: The USA, NATO and Afghanistan 4. The US role in Afghanistan: A critical overview 5. The Afghan National Security Force: The challenges and implications of the NATO withdrawal 6. For durable peace and stability: Discussing prospects of the NATO membership for Afghanistan Part III: Afghanistan and major powers 7. Germany's engagement in Afghanistan 8. Developments in Afghanistan after 2014: A perspective from Russia and its possible role 9. Withdrawal of the NATO and Indo-Afghan relations: Emerging possibilities and challenges Part IV: Regional perspectives on Afghanistan 10. Nailing Jell-O: Regional organisations and Afghanistan's security after 2014 11. Afghanistan in the South Asian traditional and non-traditional security paradigm 12. Drawdown from Afghanistan: Implications for India's engagement in Central Asia
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Afghanistan Literature;Afghanistan Security;Central Asia and Afghanistan;Germany and Afghanistan;Human Security and Afghanistan;India and Afghanistan;International Relations and Afghanistan;NATO and Afghanistan;Post-2014 Afghanistan;Russia and Afghanistan;South Asia and Afghanistan;US and Afghanistan;Human Development Indices;Vice Versa;ISAF Mission;Muslim World;Afghanistan Post-2014;ISAF Withdrawal;NATO Country;Loya Jirga;Kite Runner;NATO's Chicago Summit;ITEC;UN;Durand Line;ANSF;NATO Region;NATO Enlargement;Istanbul Process;South West Asian Region;NATO Troop;Afghan Government;BSA;India's Engagement;Afghan National Development Strategy;SAARC Country;post-Cold War World Order
