Perspectives on peace from Taliban areas of Afghanistan / by Ashley Jackson.

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Jackson, Ashley

Material type: Text

9781601277671

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Pamphlet DS371.4. J335 2019

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Contents: Introduction and methodology—Experiences of the conflict—Noncombatant views on war and peace—Taliban views on war and peace—Taliban and noncombatant views of post conflict life—Conclusion.

Summary: Summary: “For noncombatants living in areas of Afghanistan under Taliban control or influence, the greatest desire is for an end to violence. Although many Taliban fighters also are tired of the conflict, they express little desire to lay down arms until their goals are achieved. Taliban members consistently articulated two objectives-withdrawal of US forces and establishment of a “truly” Islamic government. However few had concrete ideas on how such a government would differ from the current Islamic republic beyond strict implementation…”—(page [1]).

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Monograph	Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University	Pamphlet DS371.4.J335 2019 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	2	Available		3ACKU000542554
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Caption title.
“May 2019”.
“United States Institute of Peace”—at head of title.

Summary: “For noncombatants living in areas of Afghanistan under Taliban control or influence, the greatest desire is for an end to violence. Although many Taliban fighters also are tired of the conflict, they express little desire to lay down arms until their goals are achieved. Taliban members consistently articulated two objectives-withdrawal of US forces and establishment of a “truly” Islamic government. However few had concrete ideas on how such a government would differ from the current Islamic republic beyond strict implementation…”—(page [1]).

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