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From the war on terror to global counterinsurgency / Bruce Hoffman

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HOFFMAN Bruce

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In: Current History Vol 105 No 695, December 2006, pp.423-429 (20)Summary: Despite numerous media reports that al-Qaeda is a spent force this article suggests that it is in fact stil a viable and formidable terrorist organization. Recommends the US government rethink its strategies to combine hard and soft power, improve civil military cooperation and communicate with other governments.

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Despite numerous media reports that al-Qaeda is a spent force this article suggests that it is in fact stil a viable and formidable terrorist organization. Recommends the US government rethink its strategies to combine hard and soft power, improve civil military cooperation and communicate with other governments.

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