Shona ba shona : professional reflections of U.S. officers in Afghanistan / Edited by Jeffrey W. Meiser.
Meiser, Jeffrey W., editor.; National Defense University, issuing body.
2014
U241 .S566 2014 (Mapit)
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Title Shona ba shona : professional reflections of U.S. officers in Afghanistan / Edited by Jeffrey W. Meiser.
Published Washington, D.C. : College of International Security Affairs, National Defense University, 2014.
Language English
Description xv, 152 pages ; 23 cm
Call Number U241 .S566 2014
GPO Item No. 0378-H-01
Summary " This publication is a compilation of nine essays written by Army, Marine, Navy, and Air Force officers enrolled in the Afghanistan-Pakistan (AFPAK) Hands program while attending the College of International Security Affairs (CISA) at the National Defense University (NDU. All the officers have extensive experience on Afghanistan and were encouraged to combine this experience with their newly acquired knowledge of theory and history to produce essays that could provide both cutting-edge analysis of our current operations in Afghanistan and deeper insights about counterinsurgency (COIN) and stability operations. -- From Introduction.
Note Shipping list no.:2014-0317-P.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references.
Added Author Meiser, Jeffrey W., editor.
Added Corporate Author National Defense University, issuing body.
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Part I. Counterinsurgency Dilemmas : Chapter 1. Guns vs. Olive Branches: How to Offer the Branch While the Guns Are Still Firing
Chapter 2. The Future of Stability Operations
Chapter 3. Between Benevolence and Chastisement: Where Does COIN Belong?
Chapter 4. Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: Actors, Relationships, and the Nature of the Conflict
Chapter 5. Strategic Influence of U.S. Medical Diplomacy
Part II. Implementing Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan : Chapter 6. Partnering in Strategic Communication
Chapter 7. What is an FET? An Ad Hoc Organization or Misuse of Manpower
Chapter 8. Ensuring an Effective Transition of Afghan Local Police for Lasting Stability
Chapter 9. Truth in Lending: Controlling the Afghan Narrative at Home to Ensure Success Abroad.

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