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Congratulations to Joshua Foust
posted by Kelvin Lum on January 19, 2012 at 11:20 am
Congratulations to ASP fellow Joshua Foust, whose article for the AfPak Channel was named as one of their top ten most read articles in 2011. Mr. Foust wrote a review about The Battle for Marjah, an HBO documentary that chronicled a February 2010 assault in southern Afghanistan by US Marines and Afghan forces. The AfPak Channel is a joint project by the New America Foundation and Foreign Policy Magazine that publishes news and critical analyses about Afghanistan, Pakistan and issues of transnational terrorism. A link to his article can be found here. Joshua Foust is a fellow here at ASP in addition to being a contributor to The Atlantic and a columnist for PBS’ Need to Know.
Relevant Reports
Measuring Success: Are We Winning? 10 Years in Afghanistan – May 2012 Update
Fact Sheet: Afghanistan Timeline to 2014
FACT SHEET: Afghanistan to 2014
AMERICAN SECURITY QUARTERLY
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