Targeting Leaders as a Strategy for Countering Terrorism: The Egyptian Case
Targeting Leaders as a Strategy for Countering Terrorism: The Egyptian Case

Summary/Abstract: Egypt’s experience in countering terrorism, examined in this article, reveals that countering terrorism requires complex strategies, relying not only on targeting leaders. Besides, the efforts of America during the Bush administration, in cooperation with several countries in the Middle East, did not lead to the end of terrorism, but instead new patterns of terrorism were created and overlapped with organised crime, making it more complex.

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