Afghanistan: The Limits of Counterinsurgency
CJR's assistant editor Joel Meares interviews Pulitzer Center grantee Nir Rosen about the WikiLeaks war logs dump. Rosen has reported from Afghanistan over the past year on the limits of the US...
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On the front lines of Obama's campaign in Afghanistan.
Stoner cops, Taliban farmers, no gas in sight. Behind the lines of the Pentagon's Afghanistan counterinsurgency.
In response to my article on Afghanistan in the Boston Review, several members of the Illinois State National Guard with whom I traveled in Helmand last summer expressed disappointment and even a
In his piece, "Something from Nothing: U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan," Rosen argues that counterinsurgency doesn't make sense.
On July 4, 2009 Team Prowler, American soldiers from the Illinois National Guard, set off to patrol Highway 601, a key road in Afghanistan's Helmand province.
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In December 2008 I flew Royal Jordanian from Amman to Iraq's southern city of Basra.
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This past July I was embedded with American soldiers in Afghanistan for a Rolling Stone Magazine article, with the support of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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Born and raised in New York City, Nir Rosen is a writer, journalist and film-maker. He is also a Fellow at New York University’s Center on Law and Security and a former fellow at the New America...
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Matthias Bruggman is a Swiss photographer who graduated from the Vevey School of Photography in 2003. He received a Swiss Federal Grant for the applied arts in 2004, was one of the "50 photographers...