Authors: Ronald E. Neumann, Stephen Hadley, and John D. Podesta
November/December 2012
Foreign Affairs
Stephen Hadley and John Podesta accurately describe Washington's policy dilemmas and preferred outcomes in Afghanistan ("The Right Way Out of Afghanistan," July/August 2012). They correctly note the deep dysfunction of the current Afghan government and convincingly argue for a U.S. policy that relies on more than just military force.
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