In this paper we investigate the notion of developing generic aspects in Hyper/J and compare it with other approaches.

Abstract This essay surveys the recent history of Central Asian mobilization to foreign conflicts and insurgencies offers a discussion potential for new wave migration that fall Afghan government victorious Taliban insurgency could present region. It argues developments have increased importance understanding causes conflict from Asia both ensure successful re-integration returnees prevent migr...

The author analyses a rare case of mirror-outrage that followed the destruction of the Buddhasof Bamiyan. This event brought the Taliban and the international community into opposition in2001. The article first stresses the intriguing paradigmatic similarities between the destruction ofthe Buddhas and the destruction of Artemis Temple in 356 BC, when the eradication of amonument...

The background I, along with my wife Veronica Doubleday, have been engaged with the music of Afghanistan for the last 35 years. The foundation of my knowledge of Afghan music comes from 2 years fieldwork in Herat, and to a much lesser extent Kabul, in the 1970s. My first foray into the Afghan diaspora was in 1985, making the film Amir: An Afghan refugee musician's life in Peshawar, Pakistan. Si...

Abstract This paper reports the results of an experiment conducted before 2021 regime change in Afghanistan that examined how different types information strategies affected private sector support for a hypothetical peace agreement with Taliban. We compared impact historical, pecuniary, and religious on stated preferences Afghan business elites employees Kabul. The show historical had less effe...

In October of 2001, the United States invaded Afghanistan and replaced the Taliban government. Since its overthrow, the Taliban has pieced together and waged an insurgency to retake Afghanistan, and that insurgency has gained momentum and grown in strength while the United States/North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) effort shrank in size to about 55,000 troops in 2007. A wide range of fact...

There is a broad consensus that the US–Taliban peace deal does not augur and stability in Afghanistan. However, most of experts have ignored role regional powers their interests impact on deal. This paper explores case Iran as potential spoiler exacerbating violence instability It discusses three reasons for Iran’s intervention: Taliban dominating inclusive national unity government or trying t...

This research study investigates how selected mainstream Pakistani print media, Dawn and Ummat, represented the image of Afghanistan Taliban in its news coverage. The aim is to understand whether two newspapers portrayed positively or negatively. considered leftist newspaper that holds liberal views about issues Pakistan. On other hand, Ummat a right-wing with conservative views. content both w...