A partir d’une rigoureuse enquête sur la mobilisation en faveur des vétérans des essais nucléaires français, le sociologue Yannick Barthe perce la paradoxale complexité des processus de victimisation désormais largement à l’œuvre dans nos sociétés.
The Central Asia–Afghanistan Relationship. From Soviet Intervention to the Silk Road Initiatives
EDITED BY MARLENE LARUELLE – CONTRIBUTIONS BY GULDEN ASHKENOVA; ALEXANDER DIENER; ANTONIO GIUSTOZZI; ARTEMY M. KALINOVSKY; MARLENE LARUELLE; BRUCE PANNIER; SEBASTIEN PEYROUSE; GAEL RABALLAND; BOTA RAKISHEVA AND EKATERINA STEPANOVA
Imrana Begum, The Impact of the Afghan-Soviet War on Pakistan, Oxford, 2017
Since December 1979, when Soviet troops first entered Afghanistan, the country has remained a focal point in regional and global politics. With a focus on the 1980s, The Impact of the Afghan-Soviet War on Pakistan delves into both Afghanistan’s history and the involvement of superpowers in shaping its present situation. Through the investigation of a complex and highly politicized war, the author demonstrates the direct correlation between Pakistan’s society, politics, and economy with the state of affairs in Afghanistan. In a world currently fighting the War on Terror, this book serves as a useful examination of the region and emphasizes that a peaceful Afghanistan is crucial for a peaceful Pakistan.