How peace was made : an inside account of talks between the Afghan government and Hezb-e Islami / by Qaseem Ludin.

By:

Ludin, Qaseem

Contributor(s):

United States Institute of Peace

Material type: Text

9781601277589

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LOC classification:

Pamphlet JZ5584. A33.

Contents:

Contents: Background—Talks begin—Internal consensus and divisions—Components of the peace deal—Sealing the deal—Implementation of the agreement—Lessons for negotiations with the Taliban.

Summary: Summary: “For more than four decades, Afghanistan has been in a state of war and violent conflict that has destroyed much of the country’s physical and social infrastructure and prevented the formation of a state stable enough to establish law and order. Although several internal and external factors contributed to the conflict and its current political and security environment, a key factor has been weak Afghan leadership, exacerbated by political frictions among elites. Peacemaking is a difficult process, but often the most difficult part is how to…”—(page [1]).

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Monograph	Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University	Pamphlet JZ5584.A33.L835 2019 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	2	Available		3ACKU000542612
Monograph	Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University			Available		3ACKU000542620

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“March 2019”.
“United States Institute of Peace”—at head of title.

Contents: Background—Talks begin—Internal consensus and divisions—Components of the peace deal—Sealing the deal—Implementation of the agreement—Lessons for negotiations with the Taliban.

Summary: “For more than four decades, Afghanistan has been in a state of war and violent conflict that has destroyed much of the country’s physical and social infrastructure and prevented the formation of a state stable enough to establish law and order. Although several internal and external factors contributed to the conflict and its current political and security environment, a key factor has been weak Afghan leadership, exacerbated by political frictions among elites. Peacemaking is a difficult process, but often the most difficult part is how to…”—(page [1]).

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