Globalising the 'war on terror' ?: an analysis of 36 countries/ Tobias Ide

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In: International Relations, Volume 38, Number 2, June 2024, pg. 192-215Summary: This article introduces a dataset , representing around 64% of the world"s population for the period 2003-2014. It presents the first comprehensive analysis of the global fusion of the war on terror discourse. It finds that the discourse has by no means globalised but is mostly limited to wealthy countries in Europe and North America.

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This article introduces a dataset , representing around 64% of the world"s population for the period 2003-2014. It presents the first comprehensive analysis of the global fusion of the war on terror discourse. It finds that the discourse has by no means globalised but is mostly limited to wealthy countries in Europe and North America.

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