The Long War and the wide gap: transatlantic perspectives of terrorism / Mike Williams
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RUSI Newsbrief Vol 26 no 3, March 2006, pp.28-29Summary: Highlights the wide differences in strategic thinking between Europe and the USA, epitomised by America's 2006 quadrennial defense review which institutionalizes the "War on Terror" an idea that is fundamentally opposed in much of Europe.
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Highlights the wide differences in strategic thinking between Europe and the USA, epitomised by America's 2006 quadrennial defense review which institutionalizes the "War on Terror" an idea that is fundamentally opposed in much of Europe.
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