Turning point
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Asia-Pacific Defense Forum Vol 42, No. 3, 2017, pp. 10 - 15 (F5/DA)Summary: The article covers how nations shift counterterrorism tactics in anticipation of returning foreign fighters who continue their allegiance to the Islamic State.
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The article covers how nations shift counterterrorism tactics in anticipation of returning foreign fighters who continue their allegiance to the Islamic State.
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