The Ethics of America's Afghan War

Ethics and International Affairs 25 (2):103-131 (2011)
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The United States has had a moral duty, at least since the end of 2010, actively to pursue negotiations with the Taliban and Pakistan to achieve a political settlement, conceding control of the Pashtun countryside to the Taliban.

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