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Apr 29, 2004

Sesame Street Comes to Afghanistan

A specially adapted version of Sesame Street, the television program that has helped educate millions of children around the world, will be shown in schools and other settings in Afghanistan. Sesame Workshop (the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street) and the RAND Corporation announced the initiative today, as Afghan government officials accepted the first of more than 400 multi-media educational outreach kits prepared by Sesame Workshop and RAND.
Commentary

Jan 5, 2004

French Tussle Over Muslim Head Scarf Is Positive Push for Women's Rights

French President Jacques Chirac has been sharply criticized by Muslim clerics around the world for his recent call for a ban on the Islamic head scarf, or hijab, in French public schools. Mr. Chirac's move has been attacked as a curtailment of personal freedom and an assault on Islam.
Jan 1, 2003

RAND Review: Vol. 27, No. 2, Summer 2003

Discusses how lessons from the past have not yet been applied to American efforts at nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq; also examines troop deployment, infectious diseases, workers' compensation, and the health consequences of prisoner release.
Commentary

Sep 12, 2002

Afghanistan's Faltering Reconstruction

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Commentary

Mar 11, 2002

Sitting on the Sidelines Isn't Good Enough

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Commentary

Jan 13, 2002

Fighting the 'Attack on All' Alone

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Expert Insights

Jan 1, 2002

Issues Affecting Internet Use in Afghanistan and Developing Countries in the Middle East

Proposes a two-step approach to testing the feasibility of enhanced Internet access in Afghanistan and developing countries in the Middle East
Commentary

Nov 29, 2001

Peacekeeping Forces Have a Long Afghan Haul Ahead of Them

The United States and its allies must recognize that they are in for the long haul. If Washington walks away from Afghanistan, as it did after the end of the Cold War, Osama bin Laden's terrorist organization might revive or a similarly destructive group might emerge.
Commentary

Sep 20, 2001

Beef Up the Taliban's Enemy

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Expert Insights

Jan 1, 1988

The United States and the War in Afghanistan

This paper, based on material that appeared in the winter, 1987, issue of Global Affairs, examines the origins and evolution of U.S. policies and attitudes toward the Afghan-Soviet war and their implications for the outcome of the war on the Afghan people
Expert Insights

Jan 1, 1984

The New Marxist-Leninist States in the Third World

This paper reviews the emergence of six Marxist-Leninist regimes among Third World Nations: Afghanistan, Yemen, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, and Nicaragua.

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