The War on Terror
Description
An enduring feature of American foreign policy for over two decades. This book shows how the War on Terror has changed global politics, why it has been fought and why it has proven so difficult to end despite multiple failed attempts at course correction.
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Andrew Thomson is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Queen's University Belfast.
Rubrick Biegon is Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Kent.
Content
Introduction: making sense of the war on terror
1. The war on terror in historical context
2. The domestic front in the war on terror
3. The strategies and practices of global counterterrorism
4. Military interventions in Afghanistan, Iraq and beyond
5. Remote warfare: the instruments and logics of indirect intervention
Conclusion: is the war on terror over?
