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The London School of Economics' Crisis States Research Centre offers an analysis of the relationship between Pakistan's security forces and the Afghan insurgency and its geopolitical implications.
Author: Matt Waldman
June 22, 2010
The London School of Economics' Crisis States Research Centre offers an analysis of the relationship between Pakistan's security forces and the Afghan insurgency and its geopolitical implications.
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