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How hard is it to win hearts and minds in Afghanistan? Very hard.
6. ledna 2014 10:36
Jason Lyall, The Washington Post (USA)
Much stock has been placed in discerning Afghan attitudes toward their government and the Taliban as clues for anticipating future events. And with good reason. Counterinsurgency theorists (well, most of them) have argued that winning “hearts and minds” is a key, if not the key, to victory — or at least what passes for victory in these settings. Now, new research shows that just how hard winning hearts and minds can be.
Much stock has been placed in discerning Afghan attitudes toward their government and the Taliban as clues for anticipating future events. And with good reason. Counterinsurgency theorists (well, most of them) have argued that winning “hearts and minds” is a key, if not the key, to victory — or at least what passes for victory in these settings. Now, new research shows that just how hard winning hearts and minds can be.
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