NATIONAL DUALISTIC VIEWS IN AFGHAN GOVERNANCE
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Afghan governance, national dualism, state legitimacy, political Islam, center–periphery relations, hybrid governance modelsAbstract
National dualistic views in Afghan governance refer to opposing perspectives or approaches to the country's governance structure regarding its national identity, governance model, and socio-political direction. With its diverse ethnic composition, historical heritage, and geopolitical complexity, Afghanistan has often struggled with competing views on its future direction. These dualistic views are shaped by a variety of factors, including ethnicity, ideological differences, regional interests, and external influences.
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