# Carter Malkasian
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carter malkasian is a historian and former adviser to American military commanders in Afghanistan.
== Career ==
Malkasian earned a doctorate in military history from the University of Oxford, where he studied under Robert O'Neill. After completing his studies, he became a teacher at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
Can the Korean Armistice Agreement serve as a model for peace in Ukraine?
Observers are asking whether the conflict in Ukraine has reached a stalemate. Could the Korean Armistice agreement, signed 70 years ago, serve as a model for Ukraine and Russia now? Carter Malkasian and Jong Eun Lee join Meghna Chakrabarti.
Journey 1: Part I: Asia: South Korea: Episode 5: Book 4: Essential Histories: The Korean War 1950-1953 by Carter Malkasian
In this episode I’ll share a summary of Book 4 of my South Korean journey. In particular I’ll go over how the book answers the first question I was hoping to get answers to, which is “What was the Korean War about?” Towards the end of the episode I'll introduce you to the title of the 5th book in …
Talking with the Taliban: Afghanistan Post-Withdrawal
August 30th will mark the 3-year anniversary of the final day of the controversial US withdrawal from Afghanistan, an event that marked the end of a nearly twenty-year conflict. The rapid collapse of the Afghan government in the absence of American support and the resulting takeover by the Taliban…
Is American Deterrence Failing?
Chris, Melanie, and Zack discuss Carter Malkasian's recent article on "America's crisis of deterrence." They debate whether recent policy failures are a breakdown of deterrence theory or U.S. policy, and, if so, what to do about them. Chris advocates for the benefits of nuclear power, Melanie expr…
Iran - Testing Deterrence w/ Dr. Carter Malkasian
What lessons can we learn from Cold War deterrence theory that can blunt Iran's influence in the Middle East?
I hope you're ready to join me and my new friend and expert Dr. Carter Malkasian in discussing how a new approach to deterrence in the Middle East applies to us today.
America’s Crisis in…
138 - Deterrence, Rationality, and Risk: Rethinking Nuclear Strategy
In this episode of The NIDS View, Adam is joined by Jim and Curtis to dissect the Foreign Affairs article “Nuclear Powers, Conventional Wars: The Dangerous Erosion of Deterrence” by Carter Malkasian and Zachary Constantino. The trio challenges the article’s assumptions, exploring the limits of rat…
The Democratization of Violence in the Greater Middle East
Dr. Carter Malkasian joins us to explore how the "democratization of violence"—driven by the availability of assault rifles and explosives—empowered non-state actors and challenged state authority throughout the Cold War. The conversation also addresses the role of Islam in legitimizing non-state …
America's Longest War (The War in Afghanistan) #mrbeat
Mr. Beat tells the story of the longest war in American history: the War in Afghanistan.
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#29 Carter Malkasian: How the Taliban Won (and America Lost)
Why did the United States lose the war in Afghanistan? Why did the Taliban ultimately return to power? And what lessons should policymakers take from America's longest war?
In this episode of The Next Best, Marcel Dirsus sits down with Carter Malkasian — former adviser to the U.S. military and aut…
After 9/11: America's Tragedy in Afghanistan, ft. Dr. Carter Malkasian
On this episode of the Long History Short Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Carter Malkasian, former advisor to US military commanders in Afghanistan and author of "The American War in Afghanistan: A History." We discuss the fallout of 9/11, the way that Al-Qaeda's attacks changed the thinking within t…
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