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<p><p>since September 2001, The United States Has Waged What The Government Initially Called The Global War On Terrorism (gwot). Beginning In Late 2005 And Early 2006, The Term Long War Began To Appear In U.s. Security Documents Such As The National Security Council's National Strategy For Victory In Iraq And In Statements By The U.s. Secretary Of Defense And The Chairman Of The Jcs. The Description Long War&mdash;unlimited In Time And Space And Continuing For Decades&mdash;is Closer To Reality And More Useful Than Gwot.<p>colonel Robert Cassidy Argues That This Protracted Struggle Is More Correctly Viewed As A Global Insurgency And Counterinsurgency. Al Qaeda And Its Affiliates, He Maintains, Comprise A Novel And Evolving Form Of Networked Insurgents Who Operate Globally, Harnessing The Advantages Of Globalization And The Information Age. They Employ Terrorism As A Tactic, Subsuming Terror Within Their Overarching Aim Of Undermining The Western-dominated System Of States. Placing The War Against Al Qaeda And Its Allied Groups And Organizations In The Context Of A Global Insurgency Has Vital Implications For Doctrine, Interagency Coordination, And Military Cultural Change-all Revie

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Author

Cassidy, Robert M.

Publisher

Stanford Security Studies, an imprint of Stanford University Press

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9780804759663

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Military, Fiction, Political Science

Rating

3.75 / 5 (14 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14