Do counterterrorism and counterinsurgency go together?/ Michale J Boyle.
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International Affairs Vol 86 No 2, March 2010, pp.333-353 (32)Summary: While COIN and CT are not mutually exclusive they are different and often contradictory models of warfare. This article suggests there are significant dangers especially at the political level of assuming that they are the same.
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While COIN and CT are not mutually exclusive they are different and often contradictory models of warfare. This article suggests there are significant dangers especially at the political level of assuming that they are the same.
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