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TNR presents a follow-up to our recent symposium on what the U.S. should do next in Afghanistan. 
“Back in July of 2010, TNR asked nine experts to explore what the United States should do next in Afghanistan. In the twenty months since that symposium, much has changed. Tragic developments—such as the downing of a military helicopter that claimed 38 Americans and the recent massacre of 16 Afghan civilians by a U.S. Army Staff Sergeant—have stoked widespread discontent with the current course of action, and have many rethinking their commitments to the mission. Given the new circumstances, we invited our original contributors to follow-up on the suggestions they offered two years ago.”
-TNR Staff,”Afghanistan Reconsidered: What the U.S. Should Do Now”
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TNR presents a follow-up to our recent symposium on what the U.S. should do next in Afghanistan. 

“Back in July of 2010, TNR asked nine experts to explore what the United States should do next in Afghanistan. In the twenty months since that symposium, much has changed. Tragic developments—such as the downing of a military helicopter that claimed 38 Americans and the recent massacre of 16 Afghan civilians by a U.S. Army Staff Sergeant—have stoked widespread discontent with the current course of action, and have many rethinking their commitments to the mission. Given the new circumstances, we invited our original contributors to follow-up on the suggestions they offered two years ago.”

-TNR Staff,”Afghanistan Reconsidered: What the U.S. Should Do Now”

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March 22, 2012
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