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Taliban as assessed by the Afghan intellectuals / by Sher Zaman Taizi.

Author (نویسنده/ناشر):

Taizi, Sher Zaman, 1931-.

Statement of responsibility:

Publication/Distribution (Imprint):

Peshawar : Area Study Centre (Russian, China & Central Asia) University of Peshawar, 2007.

Physical Description:

v, 63 p. ; 22 cm.

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Subjects--Topical Terms:

Afghanistan – History – 1989-2001.
Afghanistan – Politics and government.
Taliban.

Class. No:

Pamphlet DS 371.3 .T35 2007

Accession No:

21445

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“January 2007”.

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“Published by Area Study Centre (Russia, china & Central Asia) University of Peshawar”—cover page.

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Contents: Preface—Taliban wa bazee qudrat-ha dar Afghanistan—1. Preface (p. 1)—2. The origin of Taliban and the new phenomenon

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by Rasul Rahim (p. 2)—3. Taliban : from the fall of Heart to the invasion on Kabul : analyst of publication

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Faryad (p. 6)—4. Panorama of war and victory of Kabul at the hands of Taliban

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by Ranjin Dadfar Spanta (p. 7)—5. Is any plasticity perceptible in the policies of Pakistan as regards Afghanistan

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by Ihsanullah Safari (p. 9)—6. The current situation in Afghanistan and its future prospects

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by Rasul Rahim (p. 13)—7. Assessment of current political and military situation and study of possibility of peace in Afghanistan

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by Rasul Rahim (p. 20)—8. Strategy of Pakistan in the region and the crisis in Afghanistan

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by Said Kabir Meri (p. 21)—9. UNOCAL or America

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by A.Q. Sahibzada (p. 23)—10. Outlines of “the fresh reason behind the great game in Afghanistan”

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by Aziz Gardezi (p. 23)—11. The war in Afghanistan is definable and the future, too, is predictable

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by Rasul Rahim (p. 26)—12. The donor-from where Taliban have come and how trained for extablishment of an Islamic State (p. 27)—13. Habitat of Hazara of the third century; threats of religious as well as national terrorism

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by Samiullah Salik (p. 28)—14. Central Asia and neighbouring countries are poised in new phase for the ‘great game’ : extension of pipeline translated and abridged

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by Meraj Amiri (p. 29)—15. International competition and situation in Afghanistan

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by Meraj Amiri (p. 29)—16. A new great game has started in Central Asia for power, influence and economic interests; translator engineer Mohammad Hasham (p. 31)—17. A view of the past; current affairs and the game of powers in Afghanistan

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Tulu (p. 33)—18. General comments

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by Sher Zaman Taizi-the translator (p. 34)—Afghanistan wa Zuhoor-e-Taliban (p. 35)—Taliban cheguna amadand? (p. 51).