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In today’s world, Afghanistan is an enigma in terms of democracy, human rights, and socio-economic standards. The country bears witness to advanced civilization while repeatedly su…
In today’s world, Afghanistan is an enigma in terms of democracy, human rights, and socio-economic standards. The country bears witness to advanced civilization while repeatedly suffering from external attacks. The nation that the world’s major military powers tried to subdue by promising the dream of a modern society, and sought to dominate politically, has itself been reduced to dust. Afghanistan is thus truly called “the slaughterground of empires. ” This book is an attempt to uncover Afghanistan. In addition to analyzing the country’s political context and recent events, it discusses issues related to Afghan women, refugees, migration, and cinema. A distinctively theatrical style enriches the book, presenting readers with a different Afghanistan, one where pain exists alongside a flowing river of love like the Ghantu River. The authors are all actively engaged in research on various aspects of Afghanistan. This research-based book is written in simple language, appealing both to scholars and general readers alike.
A Graduate from Presidency College, Kolkata, in Political Science, Dr. Anindya J. Majumdar holds Ph.D. degree from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi where he specialized in Disarmament Studies. He teaches and supervises research studies in Jadavpur University, Kolkata as a Reader in International Relations. He had been a Research Consultant with the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, New Delhi. He visited the University of South Carolina, USA, as a Fulbright Fellow (2003) and attended various other international schedules, including Regional Defence and Cooperative Security workshops in Shanghai (1998) and Colombo (1999). Apart from writing in journals and contributing to various compendia, he has authored a book.
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