Afghanistan: Post-modern response to a Pre-Modern State
Keywords:
Afghanistan, Pre-Modern State, Post-Modern State, Intervention.Abstract
Since the US intervention, the international Coalition has been implementing Post-Modern measures and policies in Afghanistan. Nevertheless Afghanistan is not a Modern but a Pre-Modern State. The reason for the adoption of inaccurate policiesis the need for all the members of the coalition to account on the approval oftheir public opinions.References
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