The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State during the nineteenth century Anglo-Russian rivalry, must today redefine itself within the new strategie context. Existing borders tend to be blurred as Afghanistan and the region as a whole are increasingly divided along ethnie Unes. The Russian retreat from Central Asia seems to be permanent, and the new strategie deployment is focused upon Caspian supplies of hydrocarbons, for which Afghanistan offers apotential transit, at least whilst the American embargo against Iran lasts. Pakistan is thus endeavouring to establish a protectorate over Afghanistan in order to fill the void left by the Russian retreat. However, a remaining sense of Afghan ide...
Will the Rebuilding of Afghanistan Ever Materialize by Laurent GAYER and Alexandra NOVOSSELOFF The a...
The existence of countries based on borders is the product of the second half of the nineteenth cent...
The international intervention in Afghanistan started more than ten years ago. It built on new insti...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
Soviet Strategy and Its Limitations in Afghanistan, by Olivier Roy In the short term, Soviet interve...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Olivier Roy, Geopolitis in Central Asia. The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan and the weakening of...
Turn Around in Afghanistan, by Renaud Girard The government of Afghanistan was expected to fall as s...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
War, Reconstruction of the State and Invention of Tradition in AfghanistanWar since 1979 and the rec...
Afghanistan: the war as a factor in the passage to politics A modem guerrilla war supposes a "state ...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Some characteristic outlines of Afghanistan. Afghanistan may appear a very original country among ...
L’aide étrangère destinée depuis 2001 à la (re)construction de l’État afghan a paradoxalement amplif...
Après le coup d'État communiste de 1978 en Afghanistan, plus de six millions d'Afghans se sont réfu...
Will the Rebuilding of Afghanistan Ever Materialize by Laurent GAYER and Alexandra NOVOSSELOFF The a...
The existence of countries based on borders is the product of the second half of the nineteenth cent...
The international intervention in Afghanistan started more than ten years ago. It built on new insti...
The Afghan Legacy, by Olivier Roy The Afghan State, Consolidated by its role as a buffer State durin...
Soviet Strategy and Its Limitations in Afghanistan, by Olivier Roy In the short term, Soviet interve...
Pakistan's Role in the Afghan Crisis, by Jean-Christophe Victor Pakistan has become the fourth highe...
Olivier Roy, Geopolitis in Central Asia. The Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan and the weakening of...
Turn Around in Afghanistan, by Renaud Girard The government of Afghanistan was expected to fall as s...
Soviet experience in Islamic countries: lessons from the past and the case of Afghanistan, by Alexan...
War, Reconstruction of the State and Invention of Tradition in AfghanistanWar since 1979 and the rec...
Afghanistan: the war as a factor in the passage to politics A modem guerrilla war supposes a "state ...
Afghanistan : is there a political solution ?, by Selig S. Harrison Politically as will as mïlitarïl...
Some characteristic outlines of Afghanistan. Afghanistan may appear a very original country among ...
L’aide étrangère destinée depuis 2001 à la (re)construction de l’État afghan a paradoxalement amplif...
Après le coup d'État communiste de 1978 en Afghanistan, plus de six millions d'Afghans se sont réfu...
Will the Rebuilding of Afghanistan Ever Materialize by Laurent GAYER and Alexandra NOVOSSELOFF The a...
The existence of countries based on borders is the product of the second half of the nineteenth cent...
The international intervention in Afghanistan started more than ten years ago. It built on new insti...