Political Leaders and the Management Crisis in Afghanistan

Ahmad Zia Yazdani's case is that weak political leadership is a principal reason the country's crisis never ends. Across its two hundred and thirty years Afghanistan has wanted for leaders capable of governing wisely, he argues, and their marked appetite for dependence on foreign states and powers has widened every crisis beyond its natural scope. He grants at the outset that setting down every crisis the country has passed through — under the sultanate, the emirate, absolute monarchy and constitutional monarchy alike — is more than one book can hold. Text in Dari/Persian.

Author: احمدضیا یزدانی

Original title: رهبران سیاسی و بحران مدیریتی در افغانستان