Ann Jones

Ann Jones is a journalist and author whose works include Kabul in Winter (2006) and War Is Not Over When It’s Over (2010), both from Metropolitan Books. Her latest book is called They Were Soldiers: How the Wounded Return From America’s Wars—The Untold Story (Dispatch Books).

US Wars and Military ActionJuly 1, 2010

Counterinsurgency Down for the Count in Afghanistan

But the war machine grinds on and on and on.

Ann Jones
Regions and CountriesOctober 21, 2009

Remember the Women?

Women belong at the center of the debate over the Afghan war, not on the margins.

Ann Jones
Regions and CountriesSeptember 21, 2009

Meet the Afghan Army

Whatever the debate in Washington, Congressional and military scenarios for training a vast Afghan Army will never come true.

Ann Jones
Regions and CountriesAugust 18, 2009

Ballots and Bullets for Afghanistan

The upcoming election promises to be a farce, marred by backroom deals and voter fraud. Meanwhile, the United States continues to militarize Afghanistan at an alarming rate.

Ann Jones
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FilmJuly 16, 2009

Afghanistan Is Based on Lies and Illusions

The new film The Fixer, featuring The Nation‘s Christian Parenti, captures some edgy, fearful truths about the war in Afghanistan.

Ann Jones
Immigration PolicyFebruary 18, 2009

Iraq’s Invisible Refugees

Hardship and haunting memories mark the lives of the 2 million Iraqis in exile.

Ann Jones
Regions and CountriesDecember 10, 2008

A Crime Against Society

Rape destroyed the social fabric of Congo. Women are trying to repair it.

Ann Jones
Regions and CountriesMay 4, 2006

Women and Warlords

A policy of “affirmative discrimination” helped put twenty women in the Afghan Parliament, but how can they confront the warlords and criminals who hold most of the power?

Ann Jones
November 4, 2004

Letters

WHOSE IRAQ? SISTANI’S OR SADR’S?

Washington, DC

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Regions and CountriesSeptember 16, 2004

Letter From Afghanistan

The strange story of the Herati shelter girls shows the limits of “liberation.”

Ann Jones

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US Wars and Military ActionJuly 1, 2010

But the war machine grinds on and on and on.

Regions and CountriesOctober 21, 2009

Women belong at the center of the debate over the Afghan war, not on the margins.

Regions and CountriesSeptember 21, 2009

Whatever the debate in Washington, Congressional and military scenarios for training a vast Afghan Army will never come true.

Regions and CountriesAugust 18, 2009

The upcoming election promises to be a farce, marred by backroom deals and voter fraud. Meanwhile, the United States continues to militarize Afghanistan at an alarming rate.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

FilmJuly 16, 2009

The new film The Fixer, featuring The Nation‘s Christian Parenti, captures some edgy, fearful truths about the war in Afghanistan.

Immigration PolicyFebruary 18, 2009

Hardship and haunting memories mark the lives of the 2 million Iraqis in exile.

Regions and CountriesDecember 10, 2008

Rape destroyed the social fabric of Congo. Women are trying to repair it.

Regions and CountriesMay 4, 2006

A policy of “affirmative discrimination” helped put twenty women in the Afghan Parliament, but how can they confront the warlords and criminals who hold most of the power?

November 4, 2004

WHOSE IRAQ? SISTANI’S OR SADR’S? Washington, DC

Regions and CountriesSeptember 16, 2004

The strange story of the Herati shelter girls shows the limits of “liberation.”

WHOSE IRAQ? SISTANI’S OR SADR’S?

Washington, DC