Mohammad Ayub Mirdad (2019) The Persistence of Taliban in the Post-Afghan Taliban Regime; Combining Contributions of Internal and External Factors. Disertasi thesis, Universitas Airlangga.

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Abstract

Since 2001, The Taliban have been profoundly involved in terrorist activities and are seeking to overthrow the Afghan government. This study aims to determine the role of factors that impact the Taliban persistence in Afghanistan. First, to explore whether Afghanistan’s weak governance has led to the Taliban persistence in Afghanistan. Second, to examine whether the tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan has led to the Taliban’s persistence in Afghanistan. Third, to explore whether the transnational crime (Crime-Terror Nexus) has led the Taliban’s persistence in Afghanistan. Fourth, to explore whether the economic opportunities and opium trade have led the Taliban’s persistence in Afghanistan. Fifth, to explain whether the ethnic division and exclusion of the Taliban from both Bonn Conferences and the existence of foreign forces have led to the persistence of the Taliban.

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