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America's missing leverage in Afghanistan and Pakistan : a structural analysis / Barbara Elias.

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In: Third World Quarterly Vol 34 No 8, 2013, pp.1392-1408 (101)Summary: Considers why, given strong shared interests, the governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan are not more cooperative with the US security agenda. Argues that America should put more effort into understanding what Pakistan wants in terms of regional security.

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Considers why, given strong shared interests, the governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan are not more cooperative with the US security agenda. Argues that America should put more effort into understanding what Pakistan wants in terms of regional security.

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