Modern Afghanistan: A History of Struggle and SurvivalBloomsbury Academic, 27.8.2004 - 342 sivua Amin Saikal provides a new approach to understanding a region which is now at the center of international attention. Pushed to the forefront of world politics by the Soviet invasion of 1979, followed by murderous civil war in the 1980s, and then the establishment of the Taliban regime that resulted in American intervention following the catastrophe of September 11th, Afghanistan's history is a sorry one. Saikal seeks to answer why Afghanistan's course of development has been so turbulent and why it remains so vulnerable to domestic instability, foreign intervention and ideological extremism. He argues that this was largely due to rivalries stemming from a series of dynastic alliances within the successive royal families from the end of the eighteenth century to the pro-Communist coup of April 1978. Afghanistan: Tribal Nation is an important book that serves the needs of growing numbers of people who seek to understand the history and political heritage of this troubled country. |
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... Nadir Khan left for Afghanistan shortly after the fall of Kabul to Habibullah Kalakani's forces . Nadir Khan's aim was to overthrow Habibullah Kalakani ; aided and encouraged by the British , he succeeded in raising cross- and trans ...
... Nadir Khan left for Afghanistan shortly after the fall of Kabul to Habibullah Kalakani's forces . Nadir Khan's aim was to overthrow Habibullah Kalakani ; aided and encouraged by the British , he succeeded in raising cross- and trans ...
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... Nadir most likely to fit the bill . They proved right in this calculation : Nadir in due course reconfirmed all the treaties concluded with the Kremlin in the preceding decade . Similarly , the British could not identify a better person ...
... Nadir most likely to fit the bill . They proved right in this calculation : Nadir in due course reconfirmed all the treaties concluded with the Kremlin in the preceding decade . Similarly , the British could not identify a better person ...
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... Nadir's foreign policy of ' positive neutrality ' and reciprocal friendship with all states sought to achieve two immediate objectives : non - provocative , balanced relationships with both Britain and the USSR , and acceptance by the ...
... Nadir's foreign policy of ' positive neutrality ' and reciprocal friendship with all states sought to achieve two immediate objectives : non - provocative , balanced relationships with both Britain and the USSR , and acceptance by the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
From Tribal Confederacy to National Coalescence | 17 |
National Awakening and Nationalism | 40 |
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