America's War in Afghanistan
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Köp båda 2 för 422 kr"A useful and generally lively account of what can go wrong when outsiders venture onto the Afghan landscape." -- Steven Simon - Foreign Affairs "This is a serious work that should be factored in as a new policy in Afghanistan evolves." -- Jay Freeman - Booklist "Seth G. Joness book provides a vivid sense of just how paltry and misguided the American effort has been. In the Graveyard of Empires will help to show what might still be done to build something enduring in Afghanistan and finally allow the U.S. to go home." -- Dexter Filkins - The New Republic "[An] excellent book." -- James Blitz - Financial Times "How we got to where we are in Afghanistan." -- Matthew Kaminski - Wall Street Journal "[Zeroes] in on what went awry after Americas successful routing of the Taliban in late 2001." -- Michiko Kakutani - The New York Times "A blueprint for winning in a region that has historically brought mighty armies to their knees." -- Doug Childers - Richmond Times-Dispatch "Offers a valuable window onto how officials have understood the military campaign." -- Robert D. Crews - San Francisco Chronicle "Seth Jones . . . has an anthropologists feel for a foreign society, a historians intuition for long-term trends, and a novelists eye for the telling details that illuminate a much larger story. If you read just one book about the Taliban, terrorism, and the United States, this is the place to start." -- Jeremi Suri, author of Henry Kissinger and the American Century "A timely and important work, without peer in terms of both its scholarship and the authors intimate knowledge of the country, the insurgency threatening it, and the challenges in defeating it." -- Bruce Hoffman, Georgetown University, author of Inside Terrorism "A deeply researched and well-analyzed account of the failures of American policies in Afghanistan, In the Graveyard of Empires will be mandatory reading for policymakers from Washington to Kabul." -- Peter Bergen, author of Holy War, Inc. and The Osama bin Laden I Know "Seth Jones has combined forceful narrative with careful analysis, illustrating the causes of this deteriorating situation, and recommending sensible, feasible steps to reverse the escalating violence." -- James Dobbins, author of After the Taliban: Nation Building in Afghanistan
Seth G. Jones is the senior vice president, Harold Brown Chair, and director of the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), as well as the author of Three Dangerous Men, A Covert Action, In the Graveyard of Empires, and Hunting in the Shadows. He lives outside of Washington, DC.