Ahmed Rashid

Essay
Nov/Dec
2008
Barnett R. Rubin and Ahmed Rashid

The crisis in Afghanistan and Pakistan is beyond the point where more troops will help. U.S. strategy must be to seek compromise with insurgents while addressing regional rivalries and insecurities

Capsule Review
Mar/Apr
2002
L. Carl Brown
Capsule Review
Jul/Aug
2000
L. Carl Brown
Essay
Nov/Dec
1999
Ahmed Rashid

Across one of the world's most sensitive regions, radical Islam and repressive politics are gaining ground. As they consolidate their power over Afghanistan, the Taliban are starting to destabilize the entire surrounding area -- and beyond. Muslim fundamentalists from around the globe study revolution under their tutelage, rebel armies find sanctuary on their turf, and the drugs and other goods that are smuggled out of the country are undermining the economies of Afghanistan's Central Asian neighbors. The Great Game has changed, and the West must learn the new rules.

Capsule Review
Sep/Oct
1994
Robert Legvold