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245 14 $aThe Taliban phenomenon :$bAfghanistan 1994-1997 /$cKamal Matinuddin.
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505 0 $a1. Background. --2. Genesis of the Taliban phenomenon. --3. The military dimension. --4. Reconciliation efforts by Rabbani's government before the fall of Kabul. --5. The drug problem in Taliban-controlled areas. --6. Pakistan's policy towards the Taliban. --7. The roles and interests of other powers. --8. The United Nations.
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