After bin Laden: The United States, Afghanistan, and Pakistan

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After bin Laden: The United States, Afghanistan, and Pakistan

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On June 16, 2011, RAND senior political scientist Seth Jones, an expert on Afghanistan, Pakistan, and al Qa'ida who has worked abroad in conflict zones over the last several years, presented "After bin Laden: The United States, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

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