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Perspectives on the Afghanistan War: Commentaries on a Misadventure

Perspectives on the Afghanistan War: Commentaries on a Misadventure This article introduces the Symposium on the Afghanistan War. During and after the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, emotions ran high. This special issue responds to public calls for further in-depth study of the Afghanistan War. We assembled an international array of interdisciplinary scholars who address reasons the mission became a misadventure. Additional papers focus on the consequences borne by the people who served and the institutions that fought America’s longest war. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Armed Forces & Society SAGE

Perspectives on the Afghanistan War: Commentaries on a Misadventure

Inbody, Donald S.; Shields, Patricia M.
Armed Forces & Society , Volume OnlineFirst: 1 – Jan 1, 2023
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© The Author(s) 2023
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0095-327X
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1556-0848
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Abstract

This article introduces the Symposium on the Afghanistan War. During and after the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, emotions ran high. This special issue responds to public calls for further in-depth study of the Afghanistan War. We assembled an international array of interdisciplinary scholars who address reasons the mission became a misadventure. Additional papers focus on the consequences borne by the people who served and the institutions that fought America’s longest war.

Journal

Armed Forces & Society – SAGE

Published: Jan 1, 2023

Keywords: Afghanistan War; Taliban; Afghanistan withdrawal; U.S. military; North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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