After nine years of the current phase of war and conflict in Afghanistan that began in the wake of 9/11 terrorist attacks there seems to be no solution in sight. This book’s first section examines Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan and postulates that there has been no fundamental change in Pakistan’s role in respect to Afghanistan since last six decades. The second section looks at the dominant drivers of the current situation and gazes in the future to arrive at possible scenarios based on the trends. Unfolding and implementation of the Af-Pak strategy of Obama administration is the key driver of the likely future scenarios.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Brig. Vinod Anand
Brigadier Vinod Anand (Retd) is a postgraduate in defence and strategic studies and is an alumnus of defence services Staff College and College of defence management. He has been a brigade Commander in the Srinagar Valley in western sector and is a veteran of the 1971 war.
Presently he is a senoir fellow at the Centre for Strategic Studies and Simulation, United Service Institution of India. examines Pakistan's role in Afghanistan and postulates that there has been no Unfolding and implementation of the Af-Pak strategy fghanistan since last six decade. His papers and resarch article have been published in Indian and Foreign Journals and Newspapers.
The united Service Institution of India was founded in 1870s by a solider scholar, Colonel (later Major General) Sri Charles MacGregor to "promote Navel and Military Art Science and Literature. "It PVSAM, AVSM (Retd), former GOC-in-C-South Western Command.
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