Afghanistan (2nd Edition)
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- 高校国际关系、区域国别、中东研究专业的学生与教师
- 从事涉外工作、政策研究与智库分析的人员
- 希望系统了解阿富汗历史与现状的非虚构读者
- 需要一本可随时查阅的阿富汗国情工具书的记者与编辑
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- 只想通过回忆录或战地故事获得代入感的休闲读者
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- 寻找阿富汗古代艺术、文学专门研究的读者
Reading tips
- 先通读第一章与大事纪年,建立地理与时间坐标,再进入各专题章节。
- 把它当作工具书使用:遇到新闻事件时,回到历史、政治、外交三章查证背景。
- 阅读时可配合中亚地图,边读边标注河流、山口与周边国界线。
- 对某一专题感兴趣,可顺着卷末参考文献继续延伸阅读原始研究。
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Founded in 1985, Social Sciences Academic Press (SSAP) is known for its "Pishu" (Blue Book) series, Pishu database, and academic journals, and has long been dedicated to professional academic publishing in the humanities and social sciences. The books in the library cover foreign literature, social sciences, world history, historical reading, politics, and classical poetry. They include cross-cultural works such as The Poetry of Yehuda Amichai (3 volumes, centenary commemorative revised edition) and Similar in Form, Different in Essence: What Are the Structural Differences Between Traditional Chinese and Japanese Political Cultures, as well as world history translations such as The Hundred Years War, Volume 1: Trial by Battle (2 volumes) and To End All Wars: Loyalty, Rebellion, and World War I (1914–1918), along with social science and historical studies such as Six Essays on Spontaneity: Autonomy, Dignity, and Meaningful Work and Play, The Return of the Fierce General: A New Jiangnan History of Dongting East Mountain, and An Example-Based Guide to the Method of Organizing Tang Poetry Documents. Its authors include Yehuda Amichai, Fu Hao, Ge Zhaoguang, Jonathan Sumption, and Adam Hochschild. Public information is limited, so this introduction focuses on the publishing directions reflected in the library's books.
Contents
- Chapter 1 Land and People
- Section 1 Physical Geography
- Section 2 Natural Resources
- Section 3 Inhabitants and Religion
- Section 4 Folk Customs and Festivals
- Chapter 2 History
- Section 1 A Brief History of Antiquity
- Section 2 A Brief History of the Medieval Period
- Section 3 A Brief History of the Modern Era
- Section 4 A Brief History of the Contemporary Era
- Chapter 3 Politics
- Chapter 4 Economy
- Chapter 5 Military
- Chapter 6 Society
- Chapter 7 Culture
- Chapter 8 Foreign Relations
- Chronology of Major Events
- Principal References
- Index
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Yan Wei is an author about whom limited public information is available. His writing spans two fields: world history and management practice. In world history, he focuses on the Horn of Africa and the western Indian Ocean region, with historical works on Somalia, Djibouti, the Comoros, and Mauritania, covering political evolution, social structures, and regional relations—relatively little-studied areas of national history. In management, his works address internet talent models, organizational change, and employee motivation, aimed at business practice with plain language and a problem-oriented approach. The two sets of works differ markedly in subject, but share a preference for specific countries and concrete management situations over abstract discussion. Available materials do not indicate his nationality, dates of birth and death, education, or positions; readers may consult his four listed works to understand his writing orientation.