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Strategic Narratives, Public Opinion and War: Winning domestic support for the Afghan War |
Beatrice De Graaf; George Dimitriu; Jens Ringsmose
Routledge
Strategic Narratives, Public Opinion and War: Winning domestic support for the Afghan War
Searching for El Dorado: the legendary golden narrative of the Afghanistan War
Authors

DAVID BETZ

ARI Id

1666298503076_15363494

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

65-84

DOI

10.4324/9781315770734-12

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Part I Introduction
29-30
Introduction: shaping societies for war: strategic narratives and public opinion
BEATRICE D E GRAAF , GEORGE DIMITRIU , AND JENS
31-42
Part II Theoretical part
43-44
The possibilities and limits of strategic narratives
LAWRENCE FREEDMAN
45-64
Searching for El Dorado: the legendary golden narrative of the Afghanistan War
DAVID BETZ
65-84
Great power politics and strategic narratives of war
ALISTER MISKIMMON , BEN O ’ LOUGHLIN , AND
85-106
Part III Case studies
107-108
The war in Afghanistan: Australia’s strategic narratives
WILLIAM MALEY
109-125
Elite consensus and ineffective strategic narratives: the domestic politics behind Canada’s commitment to Afghanistan
JUSTIN MASSIE
126-145
Czech strategic narrative on Afghanistan: ideological reactiveness and domestic political contestation
NIK HYNEK
146-165
“For our own security and for the sake of the Afghans”: how the Danish public was persuaded to support an unprecedented costly military endeavour in Afghanistan
PETER V . JAKOBSEN AND JENS RINGSMOSE
166-184
French strategic narratives, public opinion, and the war in Afghanistan
RONALD HATTO
185-204
“War- like circumstances”: Germany’s unforeseen combat mission in Afghanistan and its strategic narratives
ROBIN SCHROEDER; MARTIN ZAPFE
205-226
Hungary in Afghanistan: a default narrative for a particularly prudent public
PÉTER MARTON; PÉTER WAGNER
227-246
The winter of our consent? Framing Italy’s “peace mission” in Afghanistan
FABRIZIO COTICCHIA AND CAROLINA D E SIMONE
247-268
“Fighting” versus “reconstructing”: framing the Dutch mission in Afghanistan
BEATRICE D E GRAAF AND GEORGE DIMITRIU
269-290
Poland’s strategic narrative on Afghanistan: getting the best of both worlds
BEATA GÓRKA - WINTER
291-309
A catch- all strategic narrative: target audiences and Swedish troop contribution to ISAF in Afghanistan
ERIK NOREEN; JAN ANGSTROM
310-327
Communicating Afghanistan: strategic narratives and the case of UK public opinion
RIKKE BJERG JENSEN
328-345
The longest war story: elite rhetoric, news coverage, and the US war in Afghanistan TIM GROELING AND MATTHEW A. BAUM
346-376
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