Student Research - Program for Culture and Conflict Studies
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- Badal a culture of revenge the impact of collateral damage on Taliban insurgency by Raja Hussain
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Small nation, big difference how the Norwegian Armed Forces should conduct counterinsurgency operations by Hans-Marius Pederse?n and Trond Gimmingsrud
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Opium in Afghanistan lessons learned from the counterdrug strategies of Colombia by Scott Whittenburg
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A District Approach to Countering Afghanistan's Insurgency by David Clukey
- Agency and Structure as Determinants of Female Suicide Terrorism by Matthew Dearing
- Wahhabism is it a factor in the spread of global terrorism? by Michael Dillon
- The Evolution of the Taliban by Shahid Afsar and Christopher Samples
- Quantifying Human Terrain by Erik Eldridge and Andrew Neboshynsky
- Leadership Transition in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan: Implications for Policy and Stability in Central Asia by Shane Smith
- Central Asia's Raging Waters: The Prospects of Water Conflict in Central Asia by William Hartman
- The Demise of Russian Health Capital: The Continuity of ineffectice Government Policy by Jarad Van Wagoner
- Ungoverned Spaces: The Challenges of Governing Tribal Societies by Ty Groh
- Stability in Pakistan: Realizing the Vision of Enlightened Moderation by Tanya Murnock
- Afghanistan's Constitutions: A Comparative Study and Their Implications for Afghan Democratic Development by Zoe Bernadette Sherman
- Implications of Societal Fragmentation for State Formation: Can Democracy Suceed in Afghanistan? by Jeffrey Rhinefield
- Military Force and Culture Change: Systems, Narratives, and the Social Transmission of Behavior in Counter-Terrorism Strategy by William Casebeer
- Dismantling the Afghan Opiate Economy: A Cultural and Historical Policy Assessment, with Policy Recommendations by Major Christopher Byrom
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