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Games Without Rules: The Often Interrupted History of Afghanistan

The rest of the book is in two parts, the first largely historical – in the sense of brief commentaries on the current impact of aspects of Afghanistan’s social and ethnic background on modern circumstances – and also generally social, observing contemporary issues and developments. The second deals, in a similar way, with political themes. However, both parts consist of a series of short articles written in competent and succinct prose with a flair for description and more than an occasional acute comment, but still such as to be read on a relaxed weekend morning over a post-breakfast coffee rather than as a commentary which provides significant analysis of the problems of that war-torn and benighted country.