The Disastrous War against Terrorism: Violence versus Enlightenment

In Albert W. Merkidze (ed.), Terrorism Issues: Threat Assessment , Consequences and Prevention. Nova Science Pub Incorporated (2007)
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In combating international terrorism, it is important to observe some basic principles, such as that international law must be complied with, care should be taken that one does not proceed in such a way that future terrorists are recruited, and one does not oneself become a terrorist. Unfortunately, the war on terrorism.

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