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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface xi
4. Select List of Acronyms xv
5. 1. Introduction: Framing the War in Afghanistan 1
6. Part I. Afghan Government and Nonstate Actors
7. 2. The Afghan Government at War 15
8. 3. Warlords and the Coalition in Afghanistan 31
9. Part II. Western Hemisphere
10. 4. United States: Examining America’s Longest 47
11. 5. Canada: The Evolution of a New Canadian Way of War 65
12. 6. El Salvador: Exporting Security in the National Interest 80
13. Part III. Europe
14. 7. Germany: The Legacy of the War in Afghanistan 91
15. 8. The United Kingdom: Innocence Lost in the War in Afghanistan? 108
16. 9. France: Vigilant Pragmatism in Afghanistan 123
17. 10. The Netherlands: To Fight, or Not to Fight? The Rise and Fall of a Smaller Power 140
18. 11. The Visegrad Four: Achieving Long-Term Security Through Alliance Support 157
19. 12. Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan: The UK, Dutch, German, and French Cases 170
20. 13. North Atlantic Treaty Organization: Transformation Under Fire 184
21. Part IV. The Middle East and Asia
22. 14. Jordan and the United Arab Emirates: Arab Partners in Afghanistan 201
23. 15. Japan: A New Self-Defense Force Role . . . or Not? 214
24. 16. Australia: Terrorism, Regional Security, and the US Alliance 225
25. 17. New Zealand: Fostering the US –New Zealand Relationship 242
26. Part V. Regional Actors
27. 18. Pakistan: A Tale of Two Allies 257
28. 19 Russia: Friend or Foe on Afghanistan? 273
29. 20. Going Forward: Lessons Learned 288
30. Appendix A: International Security Assistance Force Contributing Nations, 2001–2014 307
31. Appendix B: Coalition Fatalities in Afghanistan, 2001–2014 308
32. Contributors 311
33. Index 317