Publication

Mar 2011

The turnaround in Nawa district over the past 20 months demonstrates what is possible in Afghanistan when all the elements of a counterinsurgency strategy come together correctly. NATO commanders hope to employ the lessons of Nawa in other strife-torn parts of the country. Despite the improvements, the changes in Nawa still feel fragile, and much of what has transpired appears more unique than universal.

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Author Rajiv Chandrasekaran
Series CIPS Policy Briefs
Issue 11
Publisher Centre for International Policy Studies (CIPS)
Copyright © 2011 Centre for International Policy Studies (CIPS)
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