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The Dust of Kandahar: A Diplomat Among Warriors in Afghanistan
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Type
book
Publication Name
Naval Institute Press
ISBN
9781682470794
Book Title
Dust of Kandahar : a Diplomat Among Warriors in Afghanistan
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Naval Institute Press
Publication Year
2016
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Author
Jonathan S. Addleton
Genre
History, Political Science
Topic
Military / Afghan War (2001-), Military / United States, World / Asian, International Relations / Diplomacy
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
5.8 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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The Dust of Kandahar provides a personal account of one diplomat's year of service in America's longest war. Ambassador Addleton movingly describes the everyday human drama of the American soldiers, local tribal dignitaries, government officials, and religious leaders he interacted and worked with in southern Afghanistan. Addleton's writing is at its most vivid in his firsthand account of the April 2013 suicide bombing outside a Zabul school that killed his translator, a fellow Foreign Service officer, and three American soldiers. The memory of this tragedy lingers over Addleton's journal entries, his prose offering poignant glimpses into the interior life of a U.S. diplomat stationed in harm's way.

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Publisher
Naval Institute Press
ISBN-10
1682470792
ISBN-13
9781682470794
eBay Product ID (ePID)
221355071

Product Key Features

Book Title
Dust of Kandahar : a Diplomat Among Warriors in Afghanistan
Author
Jonathan S. Addleton
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Military / Afghan War (2001-), Military / United States, World / Asian, International Relations / Diplomacy
Publication Year
2016
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History, Political Science
Number of Pages
272 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
5.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Lc Classification Number
Ds371.413.A38 2016
Reviews
Some of the most important work in Afghanistan was done quietly behind the scenes by civilians striving to create a functioning nation that could withstand Taliban assaults. Jonathan Addleton was one of those civilians on the front lines. His journals provide an intimate, important, and illuminating window into the challenges of nation building, the cost of war, and the experience of civilians in the midst of military conflict.Max Boot, Council on Foreign Relations, and author of Invisible Armies, "A profound work of intense humanity . . . very compelling." --Carter Malkasian, Former Senior Advisor to ISAF, and author of War Comes to Garmser, "Ambassador Addleton movingly describes the everyday human drama of the American soldiers, local tribal dignitaries, government officials and religious leaders with whom he interacted and worked in southern Afghanistan..."- The Watch on the Rhine, "Ambassador Addleton movingly describes the everyday human drama of the American soldiers, local tribal dignitaries, government officials and religious leaders with whom he interacted and worked in southern Afghanistan..."--The Watch on the Rhine "Ambassador Addleton wrote The Dust of Kandahar in the form of a journal, to better allow readers to immerse themselves in the day-to-day experience of a though assignment."--Foreign Service Journal "The Dust of Kandahar is fundamentally unlike any other book written on the Afghan campaign. For students of irregular warfare, it offers a perspective on that time and place from a deeply seasoned and brilliant diplomat, assigned to one of the most difficult and dangerous civilian positions in the world. History is what happens. All else is just approximation. With no plot, no thesis, no agenda, and no narrative, The Dust of Kandahar is raw military-diplomatic history at its best." -- Small War Journal "Jonathan Addleton writes with precision and gentle, understated emotion about Afghanistan's endless torment. His memoir is an important, eloquent extension of the brave service he performed for the State Department and his country."--Thomas Mallon, critic, essayist and novelist, and author of Finale, Henry and Clara,,and A Book of One's Own "Some of the most important work in Afghanistan was done quietly behind the scenes by civilians striving to create a functioning nation that could withstand Taliban assaults. Jonathan Addleton was one of those civilians on the front lines. His journals provide an intimate, important, and illuminating window into the challenges of nation building, the cost of war, and the experience of civilians in the midst of military conflict." --Max Boot, Council on Foreign Relations, and author of Invisible Armies "Throughout his distinguished career, Ambassador Jonathan Addleton has been an exemplar of what American public service is all about - and of the promise of American leadership. Addleton's stirring account is as close as any reader can get to diplomacy's frontlines in the 21st century." -- Bill Burns, former Deputy Secretary of State and current President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace "A profound work of intense humanity . . . very compelling." --Carter Malkasian, Former Senior Advisor to ISAF, and author of War Comes to Garmser, "Jonathan Addleton writes with precision and gentle, understated emotion about Afghanistan's endless torment. His memoir is an important, eloquent extension of the brave service he performed for the State Department and his country." --Thomas Mallon, critic, essayist and novelist, and author of Finale , Henry and Clara, ,and A Book of One's Own, A profound work of intense humanity . . . very compelling.Carter Malkasian, Former Senior Advisor to ISAF, and author of War Comes to Garmser, "Throughout his distinguished career, Ambassador Jonathan Addleton has been an exemplar of what American public service is all about - and of the promise of American leadership. Addleton's stirring account is as close as any reader can get to diplomacy's frontlines in the 21st century." -- Bill Burns, former Deputy Secretary of State and current President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, "Some of the most important work in Afghanistan was done quietly behind the scenes by civilians striving to create a functioning nation that could withstand Taliban assaults. Jonathan Addleton was one of those civilians on the front lines. His journals provide an intimate, important, and illuminating window into the challenges of nation building, the cost of war, and the experience of civilians in the midst of military conflict." --Max Boot, Council on Foreign Relations, and author of Invisible Armies, Ambassador Addleton wrote The Dust of Kandahar in the form of a journal, to better allow readers to immerse themselves in the day-to-day experience of a though assignment.- Foreign Service Journal, "Jonathan Addleton writes with precision and gentle, understated emotion about Afghanistan's endless torment. His memoir is an important, eloquent extension of the brave service he performed for the State Department and his country."--Thomas Mallon, critic, essayist and novelist, and author of Finale , Henry and Clara,/i>,and A Book of One's Own, Ambassador Addleton movingly describes the everyday human drama of the American soldiers, local tribal dignitaries, government officials and religious leaders with whom he interacted and worked in southern Afghanistan- The Watch on the Rhine, "Ambassador Addleton wrote The Dust of Kandahar in the form of a journal, to better allow readers to immerse themselves in the day-to-day experience of a though assignment."- Foreign Service Journal, Jonathan Addleton writes with precision and gentle, understated emotion about Afghanistan's endless torment. His memoir is an important, eloquent extension of the brave service he performed for the State Department and his country.Thomas Mallon, critic, essayist and novelist, and author of Finale , Henry and Clara, ,and A Book of One's Own, " The Dust of Kandahar is fundamentally unlike any other book written on the Afghan campaign. For students of irregular warfare, it offers a perspective on that time and place from a deeply seasoned and brilliant diplomat, assigned to one of the most difficult and dangerous civilian positions in the world. History is what happens. All else is just approximation. With no plot, no thesis, no agenda, and no narrative, The Dust of Kandahar is raw military-diplomatic history at its best." -- Small War Journal, The Dust of Kandahar is fundamentally unlike any other book written on the Afghan campaign. For students of irregular warfare, it offers a perspective on that time and place from a deeply seasoned and brilliant diplomat, assigned to one of the most difficult and dangerous civilian positions in the world. History is what happens. All else is just approximation. With no plot, no thesis, no agenda, and no narrative, The Dust of Kandahar is raw military-diplomatic history at its best.Small War Journal, Throughout his distinguished career, Ambassador Jonathan Addleton has been an exemplar of what American public service is all about and of the promise of American leadership. Addletons stirring account is as close as any reader can get to diplomacys frontlines in the 21st century.Bill Burns, former Deputy Secretary of State and current President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Copyright Date
2016
Lccn
2016-030991
Dewey Decimal
958.10472092
Dewey Edition
23

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