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2024

Richard English Podcast on Does Counter-Terrorism Work?

3 July, 2024

A podcast by Mitchell Institute Director Professor Richard English, on the arguments and approach of his new book Does Counter-Terrorism Work?

On this episode of The Side Comment, Richard English discusses the effectiveness of counter-terrorism efforts, as a less extensively examined phenomenon.  Through a series of questions, he explores why it is an important topic for us to look at in a new way that considers successes and failures.  Highlighting the case studies contained within his book, 'Does Counter-Terrorism Work?,' he illustrates how we can identify broader intuitions about what works well, and what doesn’t.

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