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Western Imaginings of Afghanistan,k which had originally been published in 1815, Mountstuart Elphinstone’s .. As western forces invaded Afghanistan in 2001, they indeed brought with them an image of the country and perceptions of its peoples which were largely inherited from previous international dealings with Afghanistan, mainly t

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Spaces of Encounter,ern perceptions, but also by the legacy of what had happened within Afghanistan over the previous twenty-five years. Afghans who started working with western forces and agencies embodied the violent disruption and economic penury which they had inherited as an integral part of the country’s recent h

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,Naming the ‘Interpreter’: From the NATO Drawdown Until the Evacuation, decisively away from the country itself to arrive at the very frontiers of Europe and the USA. In this changed geography, Afghans who had been employees of NATO states became outsiders whose claims for inclusion within the NATO space would be carefully sieved through the bureaucracy of national asy

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After the Evacuation,n as western lobbyists from parliament, development agencies, universities and the media championed their cause alongside the longer established veteran advocacy for military interpreters. In the immediate aftermath of the Evacuation however, attention on those left behind initially refocused on the

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Conclusions,fghan interpreters, rather than to concentrate primarily on the interpreters themselves. The story of how western interveners lived with, left behind, evacuated and gave asylum to their interpreters shows how the West represented ‘foreignness’ and ‘protection’, and how they imagined Afghanistan and

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978-3-031-40385-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Switzerl

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