Tipping point for Afghanistan?

Stephen Carter

Public Policy Review, 2009, vol. 16, issue 3, 143-149

Abstract: The compromised elections in Afghanistan created a crisis that threatened to derail the international effort, particularly through their stark impact on Western public opinion. They have also produced a shift in policy that Stephen Carter argues could just prove a tipping point of another kind – but only if it can be followed through

Date: 2009
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