Warlord survival : the delusion of state building in Afghanistan / Romain Malejacq.

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Malejacq, Romain [Author]

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9781501746437
9781501746444

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JQ1763 .W375 2019

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The game of survival -- Ismail Khan, the armed notable of Western Afghanistan -- Dostum, the ethnic entrepreneur -- Massoud and Fahim: the mujahid and the violent entrepreneur.

Subject: "Explains how warlords survive and even thrive in contexts that are explicitly set up to undermine them"--

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Warlords, states, and political orders -- The game of survival -- Ismail Khan, the armed notable of Western Afghanistan -- Dostum, the ethnic entrepreneur -- Massoud and Fahim: the mujahid and the violent entrepreneur.

"Explains how warlords survive and even thrive in contexts that are explicitly set up to undermine them"--

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