Ten years has passed since the US military intervention in Afghanistan. Despite the initial claim of fighting terrorism as the reason for the military attack, actually terrorist activities have been accelerated ever since. Thus, the real intention of the US for the military intervention has been dubious and questioned by many political analysts. They argue, there must be other reasons for spending billions of dollars in Afghanistan by the US administration. This article examine the hypothesis that the interests of the Military Industrial Complex is the determinant factor of defining or creating 'critical situations' as a pretext for justifying military intervention in a country like Afghanistan.
Shirkhani, M., & Sobhani, M. (2013). POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MILITARISM AND AMERICAN MILITERY INTERVENTION IN AFGHANISTAN. POLITICAL QUARTERLY, 43(4), 117-134. https://doi.org/10.22059/jpq.2013.50501
MLA
Shirkhani, M., & Sobhani, M. "POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MILITARISM AND AMERICAN MILITERY INTERVENTION IN AFGHANISTAN", POLITICAL QUARTERLY, 43, 4, 2013, 117-134. doi: 10.22059/jpq.2013.50501
HARVARD
Shirkhani M., Sobhani M. (2013). 'POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MILITARISM AND AMERICAN MILITERY INTERVENTION IN AFGHANISTAN', POLITICAL QUARTERLY, 43(4), pp. 117-134. doi: 10.22059/jpq.2013.50501
CHICAGO
M. Shirkhani & M. Sobhani, "POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MILITARISM AND AMERICAN MILITERY INTERVENTION IN AFGHANISTAN," POLITICAL QUARTERLY, 43 4 (2013): 117-134, doi: 10.22059/jpq.2013.50501
VANCOUVER
Shirkhani M., Sobhani M. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MILITARISM AND AMERICAN MILITERY INTERVENTION IN AFGHANISTAN. POLITICAL QUARTERLY. 2013;43(4):117-134 (In Persian). doi: 10.22059/jpq.2013.50501
