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Afghanistan in 2010: Continuing governance challenges and faltering security

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Maley, William

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University of California Press

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Afghanistan in 2010 witnessed a number of important events including cabinet changes, legislative elections, and several major international conferences focused on its problems. It continued to be confronted by long-term problems of insecurity, compounded by uncertainty about both the trajectory of U.S. policy and the legitimacy of its own rulers.

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Asian Survey

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