How Congress Funded the War in Afghanistan and Its Implications
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intricacies of congressional funding for the Afghanistan War and its prolonged duration in this TEDxYale talk by Yale student Jay Mehta. Delve into Mehta's investigation of Congress' role in financing the conflict and the factors contributing to its extended timeline. Drawing from his background in National History Day competitions and experience in presenting untold stories at prestigious venues like the Normandy American Cemetery and the National World War II Museum, Mehta offers a unique perspective on this complex issue. Gain insights into the intersection of politics, finance, and military operations while understanding the broader implications of congressional decision-making on prolonged military engagements.
Syllabus
How Did Congress Fund the War in Afghanistan? And Why Does it Matter? | Jay Mehta | TEDxYale
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