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Anti-terror campaigns: a war that cannot be won / Lousie Richardson

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RICHARDSON Louise

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In: The World Today Vol 62 No 8&9, August-September 2006, pp.9-11Summary: The much touted "global war on terror" has been defined in such a way that an anti-terror victory is ultimately impossible, and worse it has provided militant groups with status, legitimacy, and renown.

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The much touted "global war on terror" has been defined in such a way that an anti-terror victory is ultimately impossible, and worse it has provided militant groups with status, legitimacy, and renown.

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