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Pakistan's Double Agenda

Name: Pakistan's Double Agenda
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 16190389
Price: 38.89 EUR
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Author: Mark Stokreef
ISBN: 9783330068919

A Study of Islamabad's Post 9/11 Afghanistan Policy

Mark Stokreef

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Codice Libristo: 16190389

Casa editrice LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, novembre 2016

This study looks into Pakistan's double-faced Afghanistan policy after 9/11. Whereas Pakistan suppor... Descrizione completa

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This study looks into Pakistan's double-faced Afghanistan policy after 9/11. Whereas Pakistan supported the United States as a strategic ally in the war against international terrorism, at the same time the government appeared to be reluctant and unable to effectively engage the Afghan Taliban on Pakistani territories. By addressing the roles played by all major regional and domestic actors, the state structure, geographical realities, threat perceptions, and negotiation strategies, this work builds a convincing story explaining how Pakistan came to pursue a policy of easing the U.S., while simultaneously keeping the Taliban intact as its foreign policy instrument.