HONR 269 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Amanullah Khan, Kandahar, Hazarajat
26 Nov 2018
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Summary: barfield, 337-350: the most successful models of government in afghanistan use the swiss-cheese model, in which the state centralizes power over the urban areas and leave the rural areas to be. The post-2001 government tried to create a centralized state (with a single rule of law and administration ) that also failed in the past (amanullah, pdpa, taliban), and is. At odds with the realities of rural afghanistan. Mazar, kabul) throughout the years in fact, afghans still use the old regional names (loya qandahar, hazarajat for central, turkistan for the north, and qataghan for the. Afghanistan relies so heavily on foreign aid and security. Uptick in presence of isis in afghanistan + iraq (where there"s less rule of law as a general rule of thumb: mission is similar to al qaeda. Why don"t foreign companies go into afghanistan: security, no system of laws that are evenly enforced companies want investments to be protected.
