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: Intel DumpWhat's Wrong With Weak States?
By Phillip Carter
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By Janine Davidson Tom Johnson and M. Chris Mason have an excellent short piece, "All Counterinsurgency Is Local," in the latest Atlantic magazine. They critique the NATO counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan for its ill-conceived emphasis on strengthening national-level governance and its disregard for the smaller districts, where the real center of gravity is for Afghan society. Politically and strategically, the most important level of governance in Afghanistan is neither national nor regional nor provincial. Afghan...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.Full post as published by Intel Dump on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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