18 August 2010
Afghanistan's Frayed Puzzle
An Afghan boy watches a British soldier on patrol in Helmand province
Creating a modern state by agreement in Afghanistan has proven impossible so far, Professor Anatol Lieven argues, and will not succeed this time around, leaving a frail country with de facto divisions between tribal and political rivals as the best case scenario for the future.
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International Relations and Security Network (ISN), Zurich, Switzerland
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