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Cargando... The Taliban: War, Religion and the New Order in Afghanistanpor Peter Marsden
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The Taliban are yet another manifestation of the growth of radical Islam worldwide. This book explores what they stand for and the factors leading to their rapid rise to military and political dominance over Afghanistan. It considers the many influences within the country, the Indian sub-continent and the Middle East. It describes the war which continues to afflict the Afghan people as well as the geo-political context and the possible part played by certain powers in the region, and by the United States, in the Taliban's dramatic expansion. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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‘Provides Western policy makers with a less sensationalised and more objective account of the Taliban and how best to deal with them.’ - Dr Ghayasuddin Siddiqui, Director, The Muslim Institute, London in Impact International
‘An in-depth and comprehensive study.’ - The Middle East
‘Deserves attention as a first study of an Islamic phenomenon which is repressive in its social and racial policies, and as hostile to Western, as it is to Communist, values.’ - Hugh Carless, former British Ambassador, The Guardian
‘Particularly good on the equivocal role played by the Americans.’ -
The Sunday Telegraph
‘An objective and immensely informative account.... Highly recommended.’ - Jonathan Fryer, The Liberator