The aim of this paper is to analyze 9/11 and the consequent Afghanistan and Iraq wars. I will do that using the … parts: first a brief explanation of Postmodernism, second undeniable facts about the three events (9-11, Afghanistan and …

Afghanistan and Iraq, we identify four ‘reconstruction traps’ that result from the incentives and constraints faced by actors …

Over the past 25 years, Afghanistan has been plagued by local, regional and national conflict, effectively handicapping … armed groups, narcotics traffickers and traders hoping to avoid customs regulations freely traverse Afghanistan’s territory …, further contributing to its political and economic unrest. In addressing the need for regional reconstruction of Afghanistan …

The reprisal of the Taliban in Afghanistan beginning in 2003 forced the occupying military forces into … of the war against the insurgency; however, the effects of the more than $90 billion in U.S. aid to Afghanistan have gone … counterinsurgency efforts in Afghanistan and others a rare glimpse of how aid affects the course of a violent conflict. The number of …

acceptable is Afghanistan's government is doing the same. Afghanistan does not have any substantial law on genocide. War crimes … in Afghanistan included acts such as abuse of civilians or prisoners of war. It is important to deal with the problem of … genocide and related violence. Hence, war crimes in Afghanistan are violations of international humanitarian laws incurring …

NATO’s Role in Afghanistan …