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Kandahar
March 22, 2012
The New Republic Staff
Afghanistan Reconsidered: What the U.S. Should Do Now
March 20, 2012
Bret A. Moore
A Former Military Psychologist on the Afghanistan Massacre
September 6, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Edith Wharton’s War
September 6, 2010
Elizabeth D. Samet
Edith Wharton’s War
August 16, 2010
David Rieff
Losing Hearts and Minds: Development and Its Discontents
July 28, 2010
Peter Bergen
Keeping Promises
June 29, 2010
Anand Gopal
The Paradox of Boots on the Ground
June 28, 2010
Reuel Marc Gerecht
A Guide to Avoiding Disaster in Afghanistan
June 22, 2010
Andrew J. Bacevich
Well-Meaning Infidels
June 11, 2010
Michael A. Cohen
All Silent on the Lefty Front
Why haven’t progressives mounted more of a challenge to the war in Afghanistan?
May 13, 2010
Ann Marlowe
Shura to Fail?
Why U.S. officials taking tea with local Afghan elders seem to be wasting their time.
January 27, 2010
Michael Crowley
Islamabad Boys
December 19, 2009
The New Republic Staff
Today At TNR (December 19, 2009)
December 18, 2009
Michael Crowley
Did Obama "Dither"? Troops in Kandahar Aren't Complaining
December 4, 2009
Michael Crowley
New Offensive in Helmand Province. But Why?
December 1, 2009
Jean MacKenzie
Karzai's Fall
September 3, 2009
Michael Crowley
The Soviets and Afghanistan, Part III
December 24, 2008
Michael Crowley
Obama vs. Osama
June 11, 2008
Peter Bergen, Paul Cruickshank
The Unraveling
June 18, 2007
Peter Bergen
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