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046639
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Berkeley, University of California Press, 2002.
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xxii, 354p.: ill., mapspbk
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0520228618
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089779
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Berkeley, University of California Press, 1996.
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xi, 307p.
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Comparative studies on Muslim societies
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9780520200647
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173840
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In 2009, Major Jim Gant published a treatise online entitled One Tribe at a Time, outlining a strategy for victory in Afghanistan based on the still untested counterinsurgency doctrine developed by General David Petraeus. Gant was given the opportunity to put theory to the test by returning to the village of Mangwal in eastern Kunar Province. Evaluation of Gant’s mission has been overshadowed by the scandal that led to his resignation from the US Special Forces. This essay provides a re-examination of Gant’s time in Mangwal based on interviews with residents of Mangwal and an appraisal of the lessons that can be learned from Gant’s attempt to put counterinsurgency principles into practice.
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