Anti-terror strategy must include economic and social integration
HATE begets hate, guns beget guns, and bombs beget bombs. If the world is to have any hope at all of winning the war against terrorism, governments must ditch one-dimensional strategies and wage comprehensive campaigns that also aim for economic and social integration both within and beyond their borders.
It took only about two days after the Nov 13 Paris attacks for France to drop 20 bombs into the heart of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the terrorist group behind the ass…
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