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Eisa Khan Ayoob Ayoobi

The Globe Post columnist. Ph.D. Candidate in Government and Public Policy. A former Fulbright Scholar at Stanford University with an LL.M. in Human Rights from the University of Hong Kong. Contact him @aayoobi

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Eisa Khan Ayoob Ayoobi

As ‘Afghan’ Elections Loom, Client Kingmaking Takes Center Stage

Zalmay Khalilzad: Kingmaker Returns to Make ‘Peace’ with the Taliban

Afghanistan’s Parliamentary Election: Rise of the Youth

Afghanistan: a State in Disguise Under Tribal Monocracy

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Afghan Ethnopolitics Jeopardizes US National Security

Leadership Council: an Alternative Governance Model for Afghanistan

Ethno-Nationalism Threatens Afghanistan and the Region

Afghanistan’s Transcending Tribal Elites Are Mocking Democracy

Identity Politics in Afghanistan: Nation-State or State-Nation?

Why is Lula’s Rise and Fall a Wake-Up Call for Brazilian Democracy?

Attacks on Hazara Community Killing Political Efficacy in Afghanistan

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