Kunduz / Oklahoma City / Tokyo / Kandahar / Kabul / Berlin / London / /
Company
Kellogg / Political Economy Afghanistan / Blackwater / Louis Berger Group / DynCorp / Wall Street Journal / Brown / Halliburton / Root / Rendon Group / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Ivory Coast / Turkmenistan / Pakistan / Afghanistan / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Iraq / Somalia / Haiti / Iran / Sudan / Zimbabwe / Uzbekistan / United States / Democratic Republic of Congo / Chad / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Kabul-Kandahar highway / /
IndustryTerm
insufficient food diversity / poor infrastructure / oil and gas pipelines / railway systems / large natural gas reserves / food / gross domestic product / manufacturing sector / licit gross domestic product / per capita gross domestic product / economic systems / car loans / river systems / chronic food insecurity / wide-open banking market / irrigation systems / oil / staple food / bank accounts / limited services / sufficient food / public relations / /
MedicalCondition
chronic food insecurity / /
NaturalFeature
Indus River / Southwest Plateau / Kabul / Persian Gulf / Kabul River / Hari Rud River / Amu Darya / /
Organization
Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit / World Health Organization / International Monetary Fund / US government / Canadian government / United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime / United Nations Assistance Mission for Afghanistan / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / United States Agency for International Development / United Nations Development Programme / US Federal Reserve / UN Food and Agriculture Organization / Taliban / Senlis Council / New Labour government in Great Britain / Afghan government / World Food Program / Rabbani government / US Fund for Peace / US Council on Foreign Relations / World Bank / United Nations / London School of Economics / Security Council / Crisis States Research Centre / Tony Blair’s New Labour government in Great Britain / /
Person
David A Hill / Jean Mazurelle / Jean Chrétien / Ann Marlowe / Max Weber / Paul Martin / George W. Bush / Ahmed Wali Karzai / Woodrow Wilson / Sebastian Mallaby / Artyom Borovik / Bill Clinton / Ramazan Bashardost / Noam Chomsky / Ronald Reagan / Hamid Karzai / /
Position
Prime Minister / political critic / President / sociologist / secretary general / director / Journalist / minister of planning / director in Afghanistan / /
Product
Mi-8 / /
ProvinceOrState
Saskatchewan / Texas / Helmand / /
PublishedMedium
the Wall Street Journal / Foreign Policy Magazine / /
Region
Middle East / North Africa / Persian Gulf / East Africa / Western Afghanistan / /
Chapter 2 Afghanistan as a Failed State? “Failed states are increasingly trapped in a cycle of poverty and violence. The solution is for the United States and its allies to learn to love imperialism — again.”