For Effective Counterterrorism, Abandon the Language of Defeat
The rhetorical power of using ‘defeat’ as a shorthand comes with dangers that are likely best avoided by adopting the clarity of simply stating the desired objective.
For Effective Counterterrorism, Abandon the Language of Defeat
The rhetorical power of using ‘defeat’ as a shorthand comes with dangers that are likely best avoided by adopting the clarity of simply stating the desired objective.
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