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Elite Stranglehold Of Pakistan Politics A Pox On Progress | The Australian

April 23, 2013

But how to help rid Pakistan of its inner demons and problems when most of its own elites have no will to do so will go on baffling policymakers across the globe. Anatol Lieven is a professor in the War Studies Department of King's College London and ...

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AP Exclusive: Karzai Opponents Talk To Taliban | The Associated Press

March 18, 2013

"It's no secret that almost nobody wants any version of the Karzai clan to remain in power," said Anatol Lieven, a professor in the War Studies Department at King's College in Britain who has met with current and former members of the Taliban. But he ...

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Afghanistan Debate: Stay Or Go? | The Epoch Times

March 7, 2013

Steve Clemons, editor for The Atlantic and former director of the at the New America Foundation, sees large-scale deployments in Afghanistan as a waste of money. He said, financially, the investment in the country does not ...

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The Under Researched Pakistani | The Express Tribune

February 9, 2013

Thus, even seminal western works like Professor Anatol Lieven's Pakistan; a hard country focus more on the opinions of the elite in the country who are different from the masses, or the radical, who is anyways the extreme manifestation of the common ...

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Reviews Round-Up | New Statesman

February 5, 2013

Nevertheless, Edis concedes that, “overwrought comparisons with the present aside, this book is a masterpiece of nuanced writing and research.” For Anatol Lieven in the Financial Times, there is much to be learned from this book. He praises Dalrymple ...

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Afghanistan Set To Enter The Drone Age; Kabul Hopes For Spy Drones To Increase ... | Avionics Intelligence

January 26, 2013

“This news will certainly not be welcome to Pakistan,” said Anatol Lieven, professor in the War Studies Department of King's College London, and an authority on Pakistan. “But as far as I can make out the Pakistani military are not unduly worried ...

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Afghanistan Set To Enter The Drone Age | Global Post

January 23, 2013

“This news will certainly not be welcome to Pakistan,” said Anatol Lieven, professor in the War Studies Department of King's College London, and an authority on Pakistan. “But as far as I can make out the Pakistani military are not unduly worried ...

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The Geopolitics Of Pakistan's Shi'A Problem | The Diplomat

January 23, 2013

The Hazara population has essentially been faithful to the state and has a sizeable constituency inside the Pakistani military, according to Anatol Lieven. Losing the support of the Hazaras could therefore prove problematic for Islamabad especially if ...

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Defining Times | The News International

January 15, 2013

Anatol Lieven has shown masterfully that the social, ethnic and economic bonds in Pakistan make it a 'hard country', ie hard to fail in the way Somalia has failed, for example. But that should hardly be the standard. Moreover, the speed with which ...

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Recipe For A Post-Hegemonic U.S. | Epoch Times

January 9, 2013

A few others, notably the British journalists Anatol Lieven and Edward Luce, have done so culturally from the inside out. The civilizing process is not always neatly cyclical. Many of the stereotypical adjectives associated with the American character ...

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