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Scholars, advocates, and activists seeking to make the U.S. a more responsible global partner.

Surely, generals play an important role in winning and losing wars. But it is misleading to imagine that they determine the outcome of a conflict whose causes stem from the underlying political and social system. 

Is Success in Afghanistan Really a Question of Command?

It's unlikely that the success of U.S./NATO Aghanistan strategy will depend on a brilliant general, no matter who he is.
By Hannah Gurman | June 24, 2010

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