Countering terrorism : could Hezbollah and Hamas show the way? / Fariborz Mokhtari
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Contemporary Security Policy Vol 27, No. 3, December 2006, pp.376-396 (104)Summary: Using case studies of Hezbollah and Hamas this article argues that in instances where terrorist groups have a political objective then discussion opens the possibility that tactics can be changed. Argues that the most effective way to counter terrorism is the use of preventive measures, but also explains why governments tend not to implement such programmes.
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Using case studies of Hezbollah and Hamas this article argues that in instances where terrorist groups have a political objective then discussion opens the possibility that tactics can be changed. Argues that the most effective way to counter terrorism is the use of preventive measures, but also explains why governments tend not to implement such programmes.
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