The Taliban and the crisis of Afghanistan / edited by Robert D. Crews and Amin Tarzi.
Material type:
- 9780674026902
- DS 371.3 .C74 2008
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Includes bibliographical references—(p. 359-417) and index.
Contents: Maps—Note on transliteration—Introduction
Robert D. Crews and Amin Tarzi (p. 1)—1. Explaining the Taliban’s ability to mobilize the Pashtuns
Abdulkader Sinno (p. 59)—2. The rise and fall of the Taliban
Neamatollah Nojumi (p. 90)—3. The Taliban, women, and the Hegelian private sphere
Juan R. I. Cole (p. 118)—4. Taliban and Talibanism in historical perspective
M. Nazif Shahrani (p. 155)—5. Remembering the Taliban
Lutz Rzehak (p. 182)—6. Fraternity, power, and time in Central Asia
Robert L. Canfield (p. 212)—7. Moderate Taliban?
Robert D. Crews (p. 238)—8. The Neo-Taliban
Amin Tarzi (p. 274)—Epilogue : Afghanistan and the Pax Americana
Atiq Sarwari and Robert D. Crews (p. 311)—Notes—Contributors—Acknowledgments—Index.