Understanding the War on Terror
2005
436 pp.
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CONTENTS
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Introduction by Gideon Rose
I. The Enemy
"We Have Some Planes"
The 9/11 Commission Report, pp. 1-14
"Overview of the Enemy"
9/11 Commission Staff Statement No. 15
"Outline of the 9/11 Plot"
9/11 Commission Staff Statement No. 16
"Somebody Else's Civil War"
Michael Doran, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2002
"Inside Al Qaeda's Hard Drive"
Alan Cullison, The Atlantic Monthly, Sep. 2004
"Why Do They Hate Us?"
Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek, October 15, 2001
"Terror, Islam, and Democracy"
Ladan & Roya Boroumand, Journal of Democracy, Spring 2002
"Left, Right, and Beyond"
Walter Laqueur, How Did This Happen? pp. 71-82
II. The War
"Counterterrorism Before 9/11"
9/11 Commission Staff Statement No. 8
"Address to Congress, 9/20/2001"
George W. Bush
"A Flawed Masterpiece"
Michael O'Hanlon, Foreign Affairs, May/June 2002
"The Jihadist Threat to Pakistan"
Stephen Cohen, Washington Quarterly, Sum. 2003
"Saudi Arabia and the War on Terror"
F. Gregory Gause, from A Practical Guide to Winning the War on Terrorism
"Is Southeast Asia the Second Front?"
John Gershman, Foreign Affairs, July/August 2002
"Promoting Democracy and Fighting Terror"
Thomas Carothers, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2003
"Democracy Promotion"
Paula J. Dobriansky and Thomas Carothers, Foreign Affairs, May/June 2003
III. The Homefront
"America the Vulnerable"
Stephen E. Flynn, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2002
"Fixing Intelligence"
Richard K. Betts, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2002
"The Law of War in the War on Terror"
Kenneth Roth, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2004
"Combatants or Criminals?"
Ruth Wedgwood & Kenneth Roth, Foreign Affairs, May/June 2004
IV. Less or More?
"What's In A Name?"
Michael Howard, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2002
"The Wrong War"
Grenville Byford, Foreign Affairs, July/August 2002
"An End to Appeasement"
Max Boot, The Weekly Standard, Feb. 10, 2003
V. The State of Play
"The Protean Enemy"
Jessica Stern, Foreign Affairs, July/August 2003
"Counterterrorism After Al Qaeda"
Paul Pillar, Washington Quarterly, Sum. 2004
"Not a Diversion"
Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Weekly Standard, April 12-19, 2004
"Bush's Lost Year"
James Fallows, The Atlantic Monthly, October 2004
"Afghanistan, Iraq: Two Wars Collide"
Barton Gellman and Dafna Linzer, Washington Post, October 22, 2004
