Investigating the Efficiency of U.S. Strategies in the War on Terror During George W. Bush's Presidency: Afghanistan as a Case Study
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2023-07
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جامعة الوادي - University of Eloued
Abstract
The study tries to assess the success of American foreign policy in the war against terrorism in
Afghanistan during the George W. BUSH administration in terms of time and area. It also highlights
the issue of how effective American strategy has been in eliminating terrorism in Afghanistan. The
first chapter of this dissertation defines terms related to the issue and covers the historical history of
both US and Afghan relations before delving into the strategies utilized by the US in its fight against
terrorism in that country. The second chapter discusses the operational parameters of the American
campaign in Afghanistan, the methods used to carry it out, and the outcomes of this strategy. It also
examines and assesses the success of American foreign policies in the fight against terrorism in
Afghanistan. The research employs several methodologies: the historical approach to events, the
descriptive approach to describe them, and the analytical approach to evaluating the used strategies
and the degree to which they accomplish the programmed aims. The study's findings and
recommendations are summarized, with the most significant being that the American war in
Afghanistan is one of the longest contemporary conflicts with the greatest number of material losses
and human deaths.
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Literature and Civilization
Keywords
American Foreign Policy, US Strategies, War on Terrorism.