塔利班
Taliban
Ahmed Rashid · 初版 2000 年
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Taliban 运动的领导人将其自身及其目标深藏于绝密之中，以僵化且具压迫性的原教旨主义控制着阿富汗。作为所有伊斯兰组织中最极端、最激进的存在，Taliban 在穆斯林世界和西方社会同时引发了着迷、争议，尤其是恐惧。特派记者 Ahmed Rashid 在这部极其引人入胜且充满揭秘色彩的著作中，清晰聚焦了 Taliban 的阴影世界。这是英语读者能读到的关于 Taliban 与当代阿富汗的唯一权威记述。基于他的经历
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…尤其是二手书店。你总能“偶遇”一些有趣的书。当然，基本靠缘分。但这些书十有八九是算法永远不会推荐给你的。Ahmed Rashid 写的《塔利班》（Taliban）就是这么一本书。我去年底在图书馆偶然翻到了它。彻底改变了我对反恐战争的看法。让人对 9/11 的起因有了更深刻的理解（书中…
…Especially used book stores. You can find some interesting books at "random". Generally random of course. But these are books that would, 9 out of 10 times, never be recommended to you by an algorithm. Taliban by Ahmed Rashid was one such book. I found it late last year by accident at the library. Totally changed my perspective on the war on terror. A way better understanding on how 9/11 came to be (the book…
…为了“复仇”把阿富汗搅得天翻地覆。额，并不是……阿富汗的事情根本不是这么回事。与其在这里打嘴仗或者当键盘侠，我只想推荐 Ahmed Rashid 的两本书——《塔利班》（Taliban）和《坠入混乱》（Descent into Chaos），里面对美军在阿富汗的行动给出了相当不错的历史评价。
…up Afghanistan in "revenge." Umm, no ... that is not how it happened with Afghanistan. Rather than argue here or be an armchair analyst, all I will do is point to a couple of books by Ahmed Rashid - "Taliban" and "Descent into Chaos" that include a pretty good historical commentary on the US action in Afghanistan.
…在学着成为领导者时必须要做出的决策。但这个问题远不止存在于商业界。在我的其他阅读和观察中，我也发现了类似的趋势。根据 Rashid 的《塔利班》（Taliban）一书，塔利班能取得成功完全是靠运气（尽管他们自己一身毛病）。他们的文化深陷于个人自我中心主义，以至于没有一个强有力的领导人来统领大局就几乎瘫痪，结果就是他们一直在…
…decisions they need to learn to be leaders. But this problem is much larger than just the business world. In my other readings and observations, I've noticed a similar trend. According to Rashid's "Taliban," the Taliban succeeded despite themselves. Their culture is so caught up in ego that they are pretty much incapacitated without a strong leader to hold it all together, consequently they are constantly…