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ISBN
0300278713
EAN
9780300278712
Publication Name
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Type
Paperback / softback
Release Title
The Return of the Taliban: Afghanistan after the Americans Left
Artist
Abbas, Hassan
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Publisher
Yale University Press
ISBN-10
0300278713
ISBN-13
9780300278712
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17066165870

Product Key Features

Book Title
Return of the Taliban : Afghanistan after the Americans Left
Number of Pages
352 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Asia / General, Military / Afghan War (2001-), International Relations / General, World / Asian
Publication Year
2024
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Political Science, History
Author
Hassan Abbas
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1.4 in
Item Weight
11.2 Oz
Item Length
7.8 in
Item Width
5.1 in

Additional Product Features

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Trade
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"Abbas's survey is a valiant attempt at explaining the enigma that is Afghanistan under the Taliban."--Isambard Wilkinson, Times (UK) "The questions [Abbas] explores are difficult and important. . . . [He] provides a well-informed survey of the second Islamic Emirate."--Steve Coll, New York Review of Books "A fluid, readable and unique account of how their return to power has shaped the Taliban, and the possibilities that might offer for U.S. and allied policy to engage for the benefit of the Afghan people."--Shaun Waterman, Newsweek , "Staffers' Favorite Books of 2023 for Everyone on Your Gift List" "Compact, accessible and engrossing."--Oliver-James Campbell, Times Literary Supplement "For Abbas, the humanitarian crisis and geopolitical issues call for talking to the Taliban, while emphasizing that such an approach 'in no way constitutes approval' of their policy."--Jean-Luc Racine, Politique étrangère "An important piece of scholarship in understanding both a complex religious-political group, the Taliban, and the dynamic nature of the Afghanistan political conflict."--Navneet Khan, Royal Society for Asian Affairs " The Return of the Taliban adopts a distinct approach. Rather than extensively dwelling on past events, the book briefly glances in the rearview mirror, placing its primary focus on the potential for a more pragmatic and hopeful future."--Adam Weinstein, Foreign Policy "Deeply informed. . . . Abbas sees fluidity beneath the regime's hard carapace and optimistically suggests that a Western policy of engagement could push the Taliban toward pragmatism."--Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs "This highly readable book by Hassan Abbas is rich in revealing pivotal decisions leading to the Taliban's seizure of power and in describing how as rulers the Taliban struggle to reconcile pressures for transition with their rigid ideology. The book furnishes valuable insight into who the Taliban are and how best the West can engage them."--Marvin Weinbaum, author of Pakistan and Afghanistan "This is a very informative and readable book, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Taliban's return to power from insurgency to governance. It succinctly traces and diagnoses the Taliban's trajectory from 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0. Its perspective deserves to be widely read and understood."--Amin Saikal, author of Modern Afghanistan "Hassan Abbas has written the definitive account of the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan. The book tells a compelling story of U.S. policy failure in the region and sheds light on the inner workings of the new Taliban regime. Well-researched, rigorous and insightful, the book is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary world affairs."--Anne Likuski, author of Al-Qaida in Afghanistan "A nuanced, fast-paced, and vivid tale, told by a learned, wise, and compassionate scholar uniquely positioned to understand the dynamics of the Taliban's continuing evolution. Ultimately, Abbas challenges the US government to find ways to engage with the Taliban, for the good of the Afghan people, despite the misogyny, bigotry, and rigidity of their leaders."--Jessica Stern, author of Terror in the Name of God, "Abbas's survey is a valiant attempt at explaining the enigma that is Afghanistan under the Taliban."--Isambard Wilkinson, Times (UK) "The questions [Abbas] explores are difficult and important. . . . [He] provides a well-informed survey of the second Islamic Emirate."--Steve Coll, New York Review of Books "A fluid, readable and unique account of how their return to power has shaped the Taliban, and the possibilities that might offer for U.S. and allied policy to engage for the benefit of the Afghan people."--Shaun Waterman, Newsweek , "Staffers' Favorite Books of 2023 for Everyone on Your Gift List" "Compact, accessible and engrossing."--Oliver-James Campbell, Times Literary Supplement " The Return of the Taliban adopts a distinct approach. Rather than extensively dwelling on past events, the book briefly glances in the rearview mirror, placing its primary focus on the potential for a more pragmatic and hopeful future."--Adam Weinstein, Foreign Policy "Deeply informed. . . . Abbas sees fluidity beneath the regime's hard carapace and optimistically suggests that a Western policy of engagement could push the Taliban toward pragmatism."--Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs "This highly readable book by Hassan Abbas is rich in revealing pivotal decisions leading to the Taliban's seizure of power and in describing how as rulers the Taliban struggle to reconcile pressures for transition with their rigid ideology. The book furnishes valuable insight into who the Taliban are and how best the West can engage them."--Marvin Weinbaum, author of Pakistan and Afghanistan "This is a very informative and readable book, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Taliban's return to power from insurgency to governance. It succinctly traces and diagnoses the Taliban's trajectory from 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0. Its perspective deserves to be widely read and understood."--Amin Saikal, author of Modern Afghanistan "Hassan Abbas has written the definitive account of the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan. The book tells a compelling story of U.S. policy failure in the region and sheds light on the inner workings of the new Taliban regime. Well-researched, rigorous and insightful, the book is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary world affairs."--Anne Likuski, author of Al-Qaida in Afghanistan "A nuanced, fast-paced, and vivid tale, told by a learned, wise, and compassionate scholar uniquely positioned to understand the dynamics of the Taliban's continuing evolution. Ultimately, Abbas challenges the US government to find ways to engage with the Taliban, for the good of the Afghan people, despite the misogyny, bigotry, and rigidity of their leaders."--Jessica Stern, author of Terror in the Name of God, "Abbas's survey is a valiant attempt at explaining the enigma that is Afghanistan under the Taliban."--Isambard Wilkinson, Times (UK) "The questions [Abbas] explores are difficult and important. . . . [He] provides a well-informed survey of the second Islamic Emirate."--Steve Coll, New York Review of Books "A fluid, readable and unique account of how their return to power has shaped the Taliban, and the possibilities that might offer for U.S. and allied policy to engage for the benefit of the Afghan people."--Shaun Waterman, Newsweek , "Staffers' Favorite Books of 2023 for Everyone on Your Gift List" "Compact, accessible and engrossing."--Oliver-James Campbell, Times Literary Supplement "For Abbas, the humanitarian crisis and geopolitical issues call for talking to the Taliban, while emphasizing that such an approach 'in no way constitutes approval' of their policy."--Jean-Luc Racine, Politique étrangère " The Return of the Taliban adopts a distinct approach. Rather than extensively dwelling on past events, the book briefly glances in the rearview mirror, placing its primary focus on the potential for a more pragmatic and hopeful future."--Adam Weinstein, Foreign Policy "Deeply informed. . . . Abbas sees fluidity beneath the regime's hard carapace and optimistically suggests that a Western policy of engagement could push the Taliban toward pragmatism."--Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs "This highly readable book by Hassan Abbas is rich in revealing pivotal decisions leading to the Taliban's seizure of power and in describing how as rulers the Taliban struggle to reconcile pressures for transition with their rigid ideology. The book furnishes valuable insight into who the Taliban are and how best the West can engage them."--Marvin Weinbaum, author of Pakistan and Afghanistan "This is a very informative and readable book, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Taliban's return to power from insurgency to governance. It succinctly traces and diagnoses the Taliban's trajectory from 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0. Its perspective deserves to be widely read and understood."--Amin Saikal, author of Modern Afghanistan "Hassan Abbas has written the definitive account of the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan. The book tells a compelling story of U.S. policy failure in the region and sheds light on the inner workings of the new Taliban regime. Well-researched, rigorous and insightful, the book is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary world affairs."--Anne Likuski, author of Al-Qaida in Afghanistan "A nuanced, fast-paced, and vivid tale, told by a learned, wise, and compassionate scholar uniquely positioned to understand the dynamics of the Taliban's continuing evolution. Ultimately, Abbas challenges the US government to find ways to engage with the Taliban, for the good of the Afghan people, despite the misogyny, bigotry, and rigidity of their leaders."--Jessica Stern, author of Terror in the Name of God, "Abbas's survey is a valiant attempt at explaining the enigma that is Afghanistan under the Taliban."--Isambard Wilkinson, Times (UK) "The questions [Abbas] explores are difficult and important. . . . [He] provides a well-informed survey of the second Islamic Emirate."--Steve Coll, New York Review of Books "A fluid, readable and unique account of how their return to power has shaped the Taliban, and the possibilities that might offer for U.S. and allied policy to engage for the benefit of the Afghan people."--Shaun Waterman, Newsweek , "Staffers' Favorite Books of 2023 for Everyone on Your Gift List" "Compact, accessible and engrossing."--Oliver-James Campbell, Times Literary Supplement "For Abbas, the humanitarian crisis and geopolitical issues call for talking to the Taliban, while emphasizing that such an approach 'in no way constitutes approval' of their policy."--Jean-Luc Racine, Politique étrangère "An important piece of scholarship in understanding both a complex religious-political group, the Taliban, and the dynamic nature of the Afghanistan political conflict."--Navneet Khan, Asian Affairs " The Return of the Taliban adopts a distinct approach. Rather than extensively dwelling on past events, the book briefly glances in the rearview mirror, placing its primary focus on the potential for a more pragmatic and hopeful future."--Adam Weinstein, Foreign Policy "Deeply informed. . . . Abbas sees fluidity beneath the regime's hard carapace and optimistically suggests that a Western policy of engagement could push the Taliban toward pragmatism."--Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs "This highly readable book by Hassan Abbas is rich in revealing pivotal decisions leading to the Taliban's seizure of power and in describing how as rulers the Taliban struggle to reconcile pressures for transition with their rigid ideology. The book furnishes valuable insight into who the Taliban are and how best the West can engage them."--Marvin Weinbaum, author of Pakistan and Afghanistan "This is a very informative and readable book, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Taliban's return to power from insurgency to governance. It succinctly traces and diagnoses the Taliban's trajectory from 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0. Its perspective deserves to be widely read and understood."--Amin Saikal, author of Modern Afghanistan "Hassan Abbas has written the definitive account of the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan. The book tells a compelling story of U.S. policy failure in the region and sheds light on the inner workings of the new Taliban regime. Well-researched, rigorous and insightful, the book is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary world affairs."--Anne Likuski, author of Al-Qaida in Afghanistan "A nuanced, fast-paced, and vivid tale, told by a learned, wise, and compassionate scholar uniquely positioned to understand the dynamics of the Taliban's continuing evolution. Ultimately, Abbas challenges the US government to find ways to engage with the Taliban, for the good of the Afghan people, despite the misogyny, bigotry, and rigidity of their leaders."--Jessica Stern, author of Terror in the Name of God
Dewey Decimal
958.1048
Synopsis
The first account of the new Taliban--showing who they are, what they want, and how they differ from their predecessors A Newsweek Staffers' Favorite Book of 2023 Since the fall of Kabul in 2021, the Taliban have effective control of Afghanistan--a scenario few Western commentators anticipated. But after a twenty-year-long bitter war against the Republic of Afghanistan, reestablishing control is a complex procedure. What is the Taliban's strategy now that they've returned to power? In this groundbreaking new account, Hassan Abbas examines the resurgent Taliban as ruptures between moderates and the hardliners in power continue to widen. The group is now facing debilitating threats--from humanitarian crises to the Islamic State in Khorasan--but also engaging on the world stage, particularly with China and central Asian states. Making considered use of sources and contacts in the region, and offering profiles of major Taliban leaders, Return of the Taliban is the essential account of the movement as it develops and consolidates its grasp on Afghanistan., What, if anything has the resurgent Taliban achieved since the fall of Kabul in 2021? Newly updated to reflect the evolving situation in Afghanistan. Hassan Abbas offers the first full account of the regime and its handling of humanitarian crises, factional divisions and the rise of the Islamic State in Khorasan. This book takes us to the heart of the new Taliban, from their internal working and leadership to their dealings or the world stage-and asks how they will shape Afghanistan's future., The first account of the new Taliban--showing who they are, what they want, and how they differ from their predecessors
LC Classification Number
DS371.44.A23 2024

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