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  • US and Pakistan: a troubled relationship IISS Strategic Comments Banner Relations between Washington and Islamabad deteriorated rapidly during 2011. A series of incidents, including the death of Osama bin Laden in an American raid in Pakistan and the killing of Pakistani soldiers by NATO forces in a skirmish on the Afghan border, created a poisonous atmosphere.
  • Afghanistan to 2015 and Beyond Afghanistan to 2015 and BeyondAs the international security forces prepare to depart from Afghanistan, this Adelphi turns attention to the ability of a ravaged country to tackle its myriad security problems, overcome crippling poverty and corruption and somehow revive its devastated economy. The government faces daunting challenges, ranging from the threat of insurgency and cross-border terrorism to the difficulty of reintegrating and reconciling former Taliban figures and combatants into a political settlement.
  • How Afghanistan has Strengthened NATO Survival Cover 53-6by Alexander Mattelaer Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, vol. 53, no. 6, December 2011January 2012, pp. 127140
  • Should America Liberate Afghanistan's Women? Survival 53-5 coverby Malou Innocent Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, vol. 53, no. 5, OctoberNovember 2011, pp. 3152
  • Strategic Survey 2011 Strategic Survey 2011Strategic Survey is the annual review of world affairs from the International Institute for Strategic Studies. The book provides essential analysis of key events and issues in international affairs over the past year. It includes a chronology and a series of detailed maps highlighting topics and trends of particular interest.
  • Afghanistan: Guidelines for a Peace Process Survival 53-4 Cover: The Pakistan Problemby James Dobbins and James Shinn Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, vol. 53, no. 4, August-September 2011, pp. 512
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