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“rel=”nofollow”: The Terrorist Group That Would Be a State”

“Michael W.S. Ryan presents a net assessment of ISIS: its strengths and weaknesses. The conclusion will propose some recommendations for degrading ISIS, both militarily and ideologically. Clearly, ISIS is a fluid topic, subject to change.” This recently published comprehensive 59-page report by the Center on Irregular Warfare and Armed Groups of the U.S. Naval War […]

“Michael W.S. Ryan presents a net assessment of ISIS: its strengths and weaknesses. The conclusion will propose some recommendations for degrading ISIS, both militarily and ideologically. Clearly, ISIS is a fluid topic, subject to change.”

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This recently published comprehensive 59-page report by the Center on Irregular Warfare and Armed Groups of the U.S. Naval War College (Newport, R.I.) is available online. Read ISIS: The Terrorist Group That Would be a State.

“Michael W.S. Ryan presents a net assessment of ISIS: its strengths and weaknesses. The conclusion will propose some recommendations for degrading ISIS, both militarily and ideologically. Clearly, ISIS is a fluid topic, subject to change.”

This recently published comprehensive 59-page report by the Center on Irregular Warfare and Armed Groups of the U.S. Naval War College (Newport, R.I.) is available online. Read ISIS: The Terrorist Group That Would be a State.

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