 | William Schneider, Jr., Jr. William Schneider - 2005 - 117 pages
...— and to do so most urgently, because at this moment it is the enemy that has the advantage. 2,3 What is the Problem? Who Are We Dealing With? The...strategy depend on separating the vast majority of non- violent Muslims from the radical-militant Islamist- Jihadists. But 25 Gary Pounder, "Opportunity... | |
 | Chalmers Johnson - 2006 - 382 pages
...Rumsfeld's Department of Defense, the Defense Science Board Task Force on Strategic Communication wrote, "The larger goals of US strategy depend on separating...from the radical-militant Islamist-Jihadists. But American efforts have not only failed in this respect: they may also have achieved the opposite of... | |
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Yet the paradox today is that our enemy is thriving in an environment of free and open information flows. Thus our challenge is to transcend Cold War cliches, to seek out new and creative responses — especially in the realm of strategic communication... 