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The Forgotten War: Afghanistan
Barnett Rubin

 
     
  Tuesday, March 14, 2006

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Recent elections mark the last formal step towards democracy in Afghanistan. Yet the past year has seen a steady increase in political violence. What is being done to ensure that democracy and stability take hold?

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