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Nigeria remains a fragile state fighting what many believe is a misguided war on terror to hold itself together as a republic.
ISIS has ambitious plans for continuing to stage attacks around the world. As part of this, we must consider the danger of ISIS organizing a terrorist underground in the West.
Treating Islamic Violent Extremism as a Pandemic Super-Infection: Inverse Darwinist Operations Line of Operation Explained
A continuation of SWJ article “Treating Islamic Violent Extremism as a Pandemic Super-infection”.
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Combating Corruption
Combating Corruption: Improving Department of Defense Support in Attacking the Corruption, Transnational Organized Crime, and Transregional Terror Organization Nexus
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As one CT practitioner at a recent George C. Marshall Center event noted, “Counter Terrorism in the absence of women is doomed to fail.”
Ethiopia: Counter-Terrorism Legislation in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ethiopia’s strategic value in counter-terrorism operations in the region butts heads with American foreign policy objectives of promoting democracy and liberal democratic values.
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ISIS After Trump
Where will ISIS be after Donald J. Trump? The President has forcefully asserted that he will destroy not only ISIS, but also vowed to “exterminate” all of Islamic extremism.
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The War Has Just Begun: Boko Haram and the Coming Diffusion of Terror in Nigeria
Considering how resilient Boko Haram has been over the years and the recent spate of attacks, I believe the war is anything but won and has entered a new and much more perilous phase.
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