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Analysis: Post 9/11 and the Need for a New Narrative in West-Muslim World Relations
6 Sep 2011 American and European policymakers need to construct a new foreign policy framework and narrative if they are to improve the fractured relationship with the Muslim world after 9/11.
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Analysis: The Limits of American Might
2 Sep 2011 By Stephen Fidler, Wall Street Journal
Most people outside the US failed to understand how 9/11 was a shock to the American psyche. Now after two wars and a financial crisis the supremacy of US power is being questioned more than ever.
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Analysis: A Decade of Change?
2 Sep 2011 By Professor Jack Spence
There is something new and distinctive in the the way the West has responded to the 'new' threats of international terrorism but it is not a fundamental shift.
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Analysis: How the US learned counterinsurgency
2 Sep 2011 By Lt Col John Nagl
After learning painful lessons in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US has become the most capable counterinsurgency force in history.
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Analysis: The Forgotten Balkans
2 Sep 2011 By Marcus Tanner
The last decade has seen the security concerns of the Balkans dwarfed in comparison to Afghanistan and Iraq, although progress has been made in the region there are still deep divisions.
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Analysis: The West and East Approach to Africa after 9/11
2 Sep 2011 By Richard Dowden, Director of the Royal African Society
Parts of Africa have become zones of interest for the US, but its focus on military operations might be counter-productive. Instead the decision by China to focus on resources and commerce could prove far greater in significance.
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Analysis: Post-9/11 Intervention in Africa
2 Sep 2011 The last decade has seen more Western military involvement in Africa than in the 1990s but policy-makers remain reluctant to become involved in Africa's internal problems.
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Analysis: The End of Twentieth-Century Warfare
2 Sep 2011 By Professor Anne-Marie Slaugther
The way the US is choosing to fight its wars is changing; no longer can states 'win wars' using traditional methods of warfare.
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Analysis: Was Anders Breivik a psychotic spree killer or a calculating terrorist?
18 Aug 2011 Since he was charged with terrorism offences, commentators have argued that Breivik was insane or deranged. Yet, like individuals inspired by al-Qaida, Breivik carried out attacks to provide publicity for a political agenda. Only Breivik's meticulous planning and ruthlessness sets him apart from other violent extremist nationalists.
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News: Flood Resilience, Response and Recovery
3 Aug 2011 A new Lloyd's report in co-operation with RUSI examines how insurers and key stakeholders can work together to improve flood resilience, response and recovery.
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