The rise and fall of the Taliban: a note on their strategy and power A3.1 The dilemma of Taliban success A3.2 Air power and the disappearing Taliban A3.3 What were the Taliban thinking? Sources Appendix 4. The missing political framework for Operation Enduring Freedom A2.1 Laying the legal and cooperative foundation for decisive action on Afghanistan A2.2 Quarantine of the Afghanistan conflict and relief of the humanitarian crisis A2.3 Creating a transitional government and preparing for post-conflict transition A2.4 Building Pakistani cooperation in charting a new course for Afghanistan A2.5 Reducing tensions in the Kashmir and Israeli-Palestinian disputes Appendix 3.
A1.3 The interaction of relief efforts and war: a closer look Sources on the war and the humanitarian crisis Appendix 2. The war's impact on the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan A1.1 Estimating the cost in lives of Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis. The tunnel at the end of the light 5.1 The path charted by Enduring Freedom 5.2 The triumph of expediency 5.3 The ascendancy of Defense 5.4 Realism redux 5.5 Bread and bombs 5.6 The fog of peaceĪppendix 1. A theater redefined 4.1 Reshuffling Afghanistan 4.2 Regional winners and losers 4.3 The structure of post-war Afghan instability 4.3.1 The Bonn agreement: nation-building or "cut and paste"? 4.3.2 Peacekeepers for Afghanistan: too little, too late 4.4 A new game: US and Afghan interests diverge 4.4.1 A failure to adjust 5. War in search of a strategy 3.1 The Taliban become the target 3.2 Initial war strategy: split the Taliban 3.2.1 Romancing the Taliban 3.2.2 Pakistan: between the devil and the red, white, and blue 3.3 The first phase of the air campaign: a lever without a fulcrum 3.3.1 Strategic bombardment: alienating hearts and minds 3.4 A shift in strategy - unleashing the dogs of war 4. What has Operation Enduring Freedom accomplished? 1.1 The fruits of victory 1.1.1 Secondary goals 1.2 The costs of the war 1.2.1 The humanitarian cost of the war 1.2.2 Stability costs 2.
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