PRISM Volume 3, Issue 1
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FEATURES

Counterinsurgency after Afghanistan: A Concept in Crisis
by David H. Ucko

Negotiating Afghanistan: When? With Whom? About What?
by Thomas R. Pickering

The State Department, USAID, and the Flawed Mandate for Stabilization and Reconstruction
by Renanah Miles

The Promise and Peril of the Indirect Approach
by Brian M. Burton

The Case for Nation-building: Why and How to Fix Failed States
by Paul D. Miller

No Marshall Plan for the Middle East
by Amitai Etzioni

Sub-Saharan African Military and Development Activities
by Birame Diop

Enduring Interests and Partnerships: Military-to-Military Relationships in the Arab Spring
by Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr., and Elizabeth C. Packard

FROM THE FIELD

War Comes to Bala Morghab: A Tragedy of Policy and Action in Three Acts
by John Bessler

LESSONS LEARNED

Iraq: A Case Study in Building Civil-Military Capacity, 2007–2010
by Bradford Baylor, Jeanne Burington, Bradford Davis, and Russell Goehring

BOOK REVIEW

Weak Links: Fragile States, Global Threats, and International Security
Reviewed by Pauline H. Baker