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Counterinsurgency doesnt make sense. It asks soldiers, concerned primarily with survival, to be Wyatt Earp and Mother Theresa.
Rosen neglects a key factor in U.S. planning: domestic politics
The real danger is that al Qaeda and the Neo-Taliban will drag the United States into regional war
Dismissing the Afghan government is a grave mistake
The massive investment and destabilization are not worth the small threat that al Qaeda poses
The conflict in Central Asia will likely mark the end of the current era of counterinsurgency
The West can encourage legitimacy and accountability
Americans misperceive the world and their role in determining its evolution
Richard W. Miller and Rajan Menon respond to the forum in online-exclusives.

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