Category: Afghanistan

Table of Contents Introduction The Concept and Meaning of the Nation-Building Process Causes of Afghanistans Fall The Problems of U.S. Government Mechanisms Conclusion References Introduction Afghanistan is a country where conflicts and wars have been going on for almost 40 years. Different ethnic and religious groups continue to exist in the country. The United States…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Political legitimacy Conclusion References Introduction Afghanistan is one of the countries in the world that have experienced a lot of instability due to numerous political struggles. The political struggles in the mountainous landlocked country in central Asia have been characterized by coups, unstable power transfers, and numerous struggles geared towards…

Bose, Srinjoy, and William Maley. 2018. Contextualising Afghanistans Transitions: Influences and Challenges. In Afghanistan  Challenges and Prospects, 1st ed., 1:127. Routledge. This article focuses on examining the transition process that Afghanistan is currently undergoing. The text raises several main factors affecting the countrys current state: its recent emergence as a separate country, the constant…

Table of Contents Introduction Historical Overview The End of the Conflict Conclusions References Introduction In March and April 2002, multinational forces in Afghanistan conducted Operation Anaconda to locate and destroy al-Qaida fighters and their bases in the southern parts of the country. U.S. Central Command headquarters in Tampa, Fla., provided overall command of the operation.…

Operation Anaconda has played a significant role in the history of the fight against the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda. The organization of the American troops played a unique role in the success of this confrontation. Without proper command and planning, the operation might not have had the desired results. The successes and failures of Operation Anaconda…

Table of Contents Modernization Theory Afghanistan  Domestic Forces Afghanistan  External Forces References Modernization Theory Przeworski, Adam and Limongi, Fernando. 1997. Modernization: Theories and Facts. World Politics 49 (2): 155-183.  This article presents a compendium of theories surrounding the concept of modernization and tries to offer the most intelligible interpretation of this term. Modernization…

Table of Contents Introduction The Military Setting: Use of Mission Orders The Intelligence Picture: Commanders Intent Multi-Headed Command Structure: Shared Understanding Assets and Deficiencies: Competence Developing the Anaconda Battle Plan: Applying Specific Action Problems in the Shahikot Valley: Accepting Strategic Risks Conclusion References Introduction Operation Anaconda was a military operation in Afghanistan that aimed to…

Introduction Women and children are special groups of people with defined health needs. As such, this category requires special attention when it comes to their health matters (Boaz, 2002, p. 7). Some of the major factors in the maintenance and provision of healthcare to these two populations of people include the services provided by health…

It is unlikely that the medicine and healthcare will be at a decent level in a country where the war and destruction have been carried out for many years. At present, the level of the medical care in Afghanistan is gradually increasing; however, not in all the parts of the country and not due to…

It is unlikely that the medicine and healthcare will be at a decent level in a country where the war and destruction have been carried out for many years. At present, the level of the medical care in Afghanistan is gradually increasing; however, not in all the parts of the country and not due to…