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Review Tales’ Review of The Lone Leopard
Reviewer: Jeyran Main Website: Review Tales Publication Date: 5 February 2023 Photo credit: Army Amber/ Pixabay External Review This review of The Lone Leopard by Dr Sharifullah Dorani was originally published on Review Tales and Goodreads. A summary is offered here for readers of this website. Key Comment “A thought-provoking and engaging story, with…
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The Book Vue’s Review of The Lone Leopard
Reviewer: Chitra Lyer Website: Book Vue Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5) Photo Credit: Mehdi Khoshnejad/Pexels External Review This review of The Lone Leopard by Dr Sharifullah Dorani was originally published on the BookVue blog as well as Goodreads. A concise summary is provided here for readers of this website. Key Comment “The Lone Leopard is an…
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The Higgins’ Review of The Lone Leopard
Reviewer: Lydia from The Higgins Journal: The Higgins Bedford Publication Date: 24 June 2023 External Review Lydia from The Higgins Bedford reviewed The Lone Leopard on Goodreads on 24 June 2023. Her full review of The Lone Leopard is below, and you can explore more reader reviews of the book on Goodreads. Key Comment…
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The Rest Journal’s Review of The Lone Leopard
Reviewer: David Dwyer Journal: The Rest Journal: Journal of Politics and Development Publication Date: 4 February 2023 External Review This review of The Lone Leopard by Dr Sharifullah Dorani was originally published in The Rest Journal: Journal of Politics and Development. A short excerpt and summary are presented here for readers of this website.…
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The Stratgey Bridge’s Review of The Lone Leopard
Reviewer: Matthew C. Brand Journal: The Strategy Bridge Publication Date: 15 February 2023 Photo credit: David Peterson/ Pexels External Review This review of The Lone Leopard by *Dr Sharifullah Dorani was originally published in The Strategy Bridge. A short excerpt and summary are presented here for readers of this website. Key Comment “Sharifullah Dorani…
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The Role of Public Opinion in Foreign Policy
Author: Dr Sharifullah Dorani Originally published by: Political Reflection Photo credit: Geralt / Pixabay External Publication This article was originally published by Political Reflection. A short summary is provided here for readers of this website. Summary This article examines the long-standing debate over whether public opinion meaningfully influences foreign policy, a question that divides realists,…
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The Groupthink Model: The Impact of Groupthink on Decision Making — Case Study: The Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
Author: Dr Sharifullah Dorani Originally published by: CESRAN International Photo credit: Mikecook1 / Pixabay External Publication This article was originally published by CESRAN International. A short summary is provided here for readers of this website. Summary This short essay explores the enduring relevance of the Groupthink Model for understanding how small-group dynamics shape foreign…
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The Bureaucratic Politics Approach: Its Application, Its Limitations, and Its Strengths
Author: Dr Sharifullah Dorani Originally published by: Political Reflection Magazine Photo credit: Gu Bra /Pexels External Publication This article was originally published byPolitical Reflection Magazine. A short summary is provided here for readers of this website. Summary This article introduces and evaluates the essence of decision-inspired Bureaucratic Politics Approach, tracing its evolution from the…
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The Foreign Policy Decision-Making Approaches and Their Applications: Case Study: Bush, Obama and Trump’s Decision Making towards Afghanistan and the Region
Author: Dr Sharifullah Dorani Originally published by: The Rest: Journal of Politics and Development Photo credit: Gerd Altmann / Pixabay External Publication This article was originally published by The Rest: Journal of Politics and Development. A short summary is provided here for readers of this website. Summary In this article, I examine the long-standing…
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Why Karzai Clashed with the US and NATO and What It Meant
Photo Credit: Hamid Karzai portrait (2002) – Public domain (USAID/US federal government) By Dr Sharifullah Dorani* ‘After our assault on Kabul, the United States had brought Karzai and his advisors back and installed them in power―functional expatriates we hoped would serve as the Afghan face of a new, nonmilitant order…[T]hey did their best to…