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March 22, 2005

Examining al-Qaeda: How to Read Intelligently (Courtesy Winds of Change & Command Post)

Had to keep this for reference.

The Command Post - Global War On Terror - Examining al-Qaeda: How to Read Intelligently

To simplify this entire post into one sentence, Jonathan Schanzer is a superb counter-terrorism analyst and his book, Al-Qaeda's Armies: Middle East Affiliate Groups & The Next Generation of Terror is something that should probably be on any aspiring terror watcher's reading list. The broader context of the post, however, deals with all of the terror literature that has cropped up since 9/11 and why I think that we need more books of this nature in stores.

* Predominant Literature on al-Qaeda
* Differing Methodologies
* Where Schanzer Fits In
* My Own (Winds of Change's) Reading List

Posted by Winds of Change at March 21, 2005 04:54 AM

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