Afghanistan: Time for Military Withdrawal
The LRC Anti-War Commission has published a series of discussion papers under the title ‘Afghanistan: Time for Military Withdrawal’. Let us know your views by adding your comments below or emailing (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Download the Introduction by Mike Phipps, Chair of the LRC Anti-War Commission.
The ‘Afghanistan: Time for Military Withdrawal’ papers are:
- The Failure of the War in Afghanistan by Dr Elaheh Rostami-Povey, SOAS
- Neither a ‘noble cause’ nor a ‘sovereign democracy’ - Time for a negotiated settlement, by Gabriel Carlyle, Voices in the Wilderness
- Afghanistan: Ending the Unwinnable War by Stephen Beckett, Labour Against the War
- Afghan Women: Resistance and Struggle in Afghanistan and diasporic communities by Dr Elaheh Rostami-Povey, SOAS
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