LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace
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LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace
Summary
LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace is an issue[1].
Key Facts
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's instance of is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — instance of (P31): issue[2].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's editor is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — editor (P98): Michael Cox[3].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's publisher is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — publisher (P123): LSE Press[4].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's part of is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — part of (P361): LSE Public Policy Review[5].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's language of work or name is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's issue is recorded as 3[7].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's volume is recorded as 2[8].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Before and after the towers: Afghanistan's forty-year crisis[9].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Afghanistan: learning from history?[10].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Three sins: the disconnect between de jure institutions and de facto power in Afghanistan[11].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Self-defence and its dangerous variants: Afghanistan and international law[12].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Why did the Taliban win (again) in Afghanistan?[13].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): The rise and fall of women rights in Afghanistan[14].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Woman, war, and the politics of emancipation in Afghanistan[15].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Operationally agile but strategically lacking: NATO's bruising years in Afghanistan[16].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): Biden's realism, US restraint, and the future of the transatlantic partnership[17].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's has part is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — has part(s) (P527): China's new engagement with Afghanistan after the withdrawal[18].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's publication date is recorded as +2022-05-02T00:00:00Z[19].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's official website is recorded as https://ppr.lse.ac.uk/8/volume/2/issue/3/[20].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's main subject is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — main subject (P921): public policy[21].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's main subject is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — main subject (P921): Afghanistan[22].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's title is recorded as Afghanistan[23].
- LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's subtitle is recorded as Long War, Forgotten Peace[24].
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LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's part of is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — part of (P361): LSE Public Policy Review[5].
Designation and Status
LSE Public Policy Review: Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace's instance of is recorded as Afghanistan: Long War, Forgotten Peace — instance of (P31): issue[2].