Reconsidering American strategy in South Asia : destroying terrorist sanctuaries in Pakistan's tribal areas/ Vikram Jagadish
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Small wars & Insurgencies vol.20, No 1, March 2009, pp.36-65 (97)Summary: This paper argues that Pakistani strategy has failed to achieve its desired results because of local tribal norms the weak nature of previous agreements military units ill-equipped for a counterinsurgency and counterterrorism role as well as ideological fissures in the pakistani establishment.
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This paper argues that Pakistani strategy has failed to achieve its desired results because of local tribal norms the weak nature of previous agreements military units ill-equipped for a counterinsurgency and counterterrorism role as well as ideological fissures in the pakistani establishment.
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