Philosophy 3810F/G Chapter Notes -Counter-Terrorism, Covert Operation, Counter-Insurgency

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Europe has conceptualized radical islam in less absolute terms. Emphasized regional multilateralism attempted to encourage peacekeeping as partaking in gruelling counterinsurgency operations. Emphasize the containment of risk, consensus-building and balance of power. The implications of these divergent cultures for the future of the relationship between. Strategic culture remains an ill-defined and under-used concept, accompanied by an acknowledgement of its limitations. Based on the understanding that states are predisposed by their historical experiences, political systems and cultures to deal with security issues in a particular way. Historical experience and strategic culture are often connected through a process of reasoning by analogy. International terrorism blurs the boundaries between external security and internal security. State responses are likely to be mixed. American counter-terrorist operations have been adversely affected by a diet and binge approach to covert action and aggressive human intelligence collection. This absence of sizeable domestic threat result in domestic counter-terror capacity being allowed to languish.

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