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AFGHANISTAN NEWS AND VIEWS: The Man Who Thought He Could Fix Afghanistan

AFGHANISTAN NEWS AND VIEWS: The Man Who Thought He Could Fix Afghanistan

Nov 9, 2017

To get something done in Afghanistan, you need to know Scott Guggenheim. But even the ultimate fixer isn’t sure anyone can solve the country’s problems. By May Jeong, November/December 2017, for Politico On November 9, 2016, Scott Guggenheim, a longtime American...
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