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The Trillion Dollar War: The U.S. Effort to Rebuild Afghanistan, 1999-2021

The U.S. Effort to Rebuild Afghanistan, 1999-2021

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What if the U.S. war on terror was fought not by the military but by educating the Afghan youth, and what if the trillion dollars had been spent instead on economic development in Afghanistan rather than on bombs and fighter jets? The Trillion Dollar War helps explain the United States’ efforts to rebuild Afghanistan during the last 20 years. The book outlines the successes and failures of both Afghans and Americans in this endeavor. In addition, it provides an in-depth analysis of the cost of American’s longest war, and it asks whether spending more on education and infrastructure than on weapons of war would have resulted in a different outcome.

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The Trillion Dollar War: The U.S. Effort to Rebuild Afghanistan, 1999-2021, Abid Amiri

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Erscheinungsdatum
2021
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Titel
The Trillion Dollar War: The U.S. Effort to Rebuild Afghanistan, 1999-2021
Untertitel
The U.S. Effort to Rebuild Afghanistan, 1999-2021
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Abid Amiri
Erscheinungsdatum
2021
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
256
ISBN10
1737040565
ISBN13
9781737040569
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Beschreibung
What if the U.S. war on terror was fought not by the military but by educating the Afghan youth, and what if the trillion dollars had been spent instead on economic development in Afghanistan rather than on bombs and fighter jets? The Trillion Dollar War helps explain the United States’ efforts to rebuild Afghanistan during the last 20 years. The book outlines the successes and failures of both Afghans and Americans in this endeavor. In addition, it provides an in-depth analysis of the cost of American’s longest war, and it asks whether spending more on education and infrastructure than on weapons of war would have resulted in a different outcome.