Add to ORKGThis collection of papers examines the process by which the international community will enable the Afghan Government to take full responsibility for its own security thereby allowing a drawdown of foreign troops. These papers resulted from an online forum of key security scholars, hosted by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. They examine the policy outcomes for the Australian Government of committing to the new approach. These papers are the personal views of the authors. Authors include Raspal Khosa, Jim Molan, William Maley, Nell Kennon, Andrew Phillip and Rod Lyon. 
1 August 2010 witnessed the formal transfer of command of the erstwhile Task Force Uruzgan f...
Growing insurgency threatens Afghanistan internally while regional ambitions threaten to tear the na...
After decades of turmoil a new phase is opening up for Afghanistan, in which a new generation comes ...
This paper sets out eight policy initiatives by which the Australian government and civil society c...
Right now the main focus of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) mission in Afghanistan is to ...
Since the 11 September 2001 attack on the U.S and subsequent wars Afghanistan has become at the fore...
The West Asia Program is a launching a new series of occasional papers entitled ‘Afghan Voices’. The...
The challenges that Afghanistan faces are multi-faceted and complex. A thorough understanding of the...
The conclusion of a conflict, called by some American analysts as “America’s Longest War”, after the...
This new paper in the Lowy Institute\u27s Afghan Voices series provides two very different...
Since the 2001 Bonn Conference and the subsequent extensive international engagement in Afghanistan ...
Growing insurgency threatens Afghanistan internally while regional ambitions threaten to tear the na...
Presents various approaches for Australia to play a role in shaping Afghanistan’s future, both unila...
On October 28, 2013, Australian military personnel serving in Afghanistan were treated to an unusual...
[From the Introduction] The international intervention in Afghanistan was a reaction to the terroris...
1 August 2010 witnessed the formal transfer of command of the erstwhile Task Force Uruzgan f...
Growing insurgency threatens Afghanistan internally while regional ambitions threaten to tear the na...
After decades of turmoil a new phase is opening up for Afghanistan, in which a new generation comes ...
This paper sets out eight policy initiatives by which the Australian government and civil society c...
Right now the main focus of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) mission in Afghanistan is to ...
Since the 11 September 2001 attack on the U.S and subsequent wars Afghanistan has become at the fore...
The West Asia Program is a launching a new series of occasional papers entitled ‘Afghan Voices’. The...
The challenges that Afghanistan faces are multi-faceted and complex. A thorough understanding of the...
The conclusion of a conflict, called by some American analysts as “America’s Longest War”, after the...
This new paper in the Lowy Institute\u27s Afghan Voices series provides two very different...
Since the 2001 Bonn Conference and the subsequent extensive international engagement in Afghanistan ...
Growing insurgency threatens Afghanistan internally while regional ambitions threaten to tear the na...
Presents various approaches for Australia to play a role in shaping Afghanistan’s future, both unila...
On October 28, 2013, Australian military personnel serving in Afghanistan were treated to an unusual...
[From the Introduction] The international intervention in Afghanistan was a reaction to the terroris...
1 August 2010 witnessed the formal transfer of command of the erstwhile Task Force Uruzgan f...
Growing insurgency threatens Afghanistan internally while regional ambitions threaten to tear the na...
After decades of turmoil a new phase is opening up for Afghanistan, in which a new generation comes ...