Over the past 25 years, the United States government has
developed, through trial and error, both an understanding of
terrorism and the means to deal with it. Using information
collected in interviews with key decisionmakers from the Nixon to
the Clinton administrations, David Tucker draws both strategic and
tactical lessons from the United States' encounters with various
terrorist groups. These lessons can be usefully applied to future
counterterrorism efforts, as well as to other aspects of national
security policy in a post-Cold War world where major conflicts will
continue to be played out in numerous small struggles. This study
will be must-reading for scholars and professionals in
international relations, foreign policy, and military/political
affairs.
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