The 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States formed part of the
larger legacy of American interaction in Afghanistan. From the end
of World War II onward, American foreign policy had a significant
impact on the conflicts that marked the twentieth century history
of this troubled land. The role of the United States was magnified
by the violence of the ongoing internal ethnic struggles and the
external machinations of the superpower Cold War rivalry. In line
with the aims of the series, this valuable new book: A* presents a
historical overview of the causes and legacy of Afghanistan's
internal conflict A* explores the role and influence of the actors
involved, including the various ethnic and religious groups and
external powers such as the United States and the Soviet Union A*
provides the framework for a broader exploration of US policy
toward Afghanistan A Bitter Harvest concludes with an assessment of
US policy and policy recommendations.
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