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Delegitimizing al-Qaida : defeating an "army whose men love death" / Jerry Mark Long and Alex S Wilner.

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LONG Jerry Mark

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WILNER Alex S

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In: International Security Vol 39 No 1, Summer 2014, pp.126-164 (68)Summary: Traditional forms of deterrence (targetting what is valued or making costs of support or participation too high) are not considered much use in dealing with al-Qaeda. This article suggests efforts should be aimed at undermining al-Qaeda's claims to legitimacy.

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Traditional forms of deterrence (targetting what is valued or making costs of support or participation too high) are not considered much use in dealing with al-Qaeda. This article suggests efforts should be aimed at undermining al-Qaeda's claims to legitimacy.

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