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The art of terrorism: what Sun Tzu can teach us about international terrorism

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BARTLEY Caleb M

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In: Comparative Strategy Vol 24, No 3, July - September 2005, pp.237-252 (113)Summary: The art of war not only gains a clearer insight into the shadowy world of islamist terrorism but also acquires important insights necessary in order for America to win the global war on terror

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The art of war not only gains a clearer insight into the shadowy world of islamist terrorism but also acquires important insights necessary in order for America to win the global war on terror

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