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ASP Podcast – Afghanistan: Are We Winning?

Posted By Paul Hamill on Oct 06, 2011

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A panel of experts discuss Afghanistan, measuring success and conflict in the 21st Century

Featuring:

Michael Cohen, ASP Senior Fellow specializing in foreign assistance, insurgencies, and author of a number of books on political speechmaking

Joshua Foust, ASP Fellow specializing in defense issues, development policy, and terrorism

Moderated by:

Paul Hamill, ASP Director of External Relations

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Additional Resources

REPORT: US Measure of Success in Afghanistan Is Still Unclear 10 Years Later

Expeditionary Economics: A New Approach to Foreign Aid

Listen to other podcasts in our series:

Covering Conflict as a Journalist, Libya and Afghanistan

Afghanistan, Central & South Asia – energy, mining and private sector development

Energy Choices, Climate Change and CAFE Fuel Standards

A Farewell from Dr. Jim Ludes and a Discussion on National Security

Rare Earth Metals and Development in Afghanistan

Nuclear Security and the Future of the Marine Corp

Expeditionary Economics and Libya

“Are We Winning?” 2010 Report

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