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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- DEDICATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- Introduction
- I. United States Policy Towards the Third World
- II. United States Policy Towards Afghanistan: Historical Setting
- Geopolitical Importance of Afghanistan
- The Afghan Society and Culture
- The Afghan Economy
- The political History of Afghanistan
- United States and Afghanistan: Perceptions and Relations before 1978
- III. The Crisis In Afghanistan United States Policy Responses (1978-80)
- The Afgan Crisis
- The Soviet-Afghan Relations
- United States Foreign Policy under the Cuter Administration
- Carter Administrations Afghan Policy
- IV. United States Policy Towards Afghanistan (1981-87)
- United States Foreign Policy in the 1980.
- Reagan Doctrine
- The Afghan Crisis and the Civil War
- Afghan Resistance
- The US Policy Responses under the Reagan Administration
- V. The Geneva Accords and Their Implications: United States Policy Responses (1988-91)
- The Afghan Crisis. and the Geneva Negotiations
- Reorientation of Soviet Foreign Policy
- The Geneva Accords
- United States Policy Responses
- The Post-Cold War Situation and American Foreign Policy
- VI. Conclusion
- APPENDIX
- GENEVA ACCORDS OF 1988 (AFGHANISTAN)
- BIBILIOGRAPHY