Edward R. Murrow Press Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Edward R. Murrow press fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
PROFILE
Elizabeth Rubin
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FROM Elizabeth Rubin
Which Way, L.A.?
Afghanistan Takes Another Shot at Democracy The Obama Administration's "three-legged stool" for Afghanistan includes security, economic development and better governance . More troops are on the way, multi-billion dollar development contracts are being signed and national elections are just over a week away. Will the vote demonstrate political stability in a nation at war?
To the Point
Afghanistan Takes Another Shot at Democracy The Obama Administration's "three-legged stool" for Afghanistan includes security, economic development and better governance . More troops are on the way, multi-billion dollar development contracts are being signed and national elections are just over a week away. Will the vote demonstrate political stability in a nation at war?
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