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Endemic violence in Afghanistan : a socio-cultural perspectives/ Lise Waldek

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In: The Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism: Vol 13, No.2, July 2018, pp.216-250Summary: This paper provides an overview into recent developments in the Afghan conflict and endemic violence plaguing the country. It argues that the almost exclusive focus on threats generated by the presence of organisations such as Al Qaeda and Islamic State.

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This paper provides an overview into recent developments in the Afghan conflict and endemic violence plaguing the country. It argues that the almost exclusive focus on threats generated by the presence of organisations such as Al Qaeda and Islamic State.

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