RAND Review

Vol. 22, No. 2, Winter 1998-1999

Bruce Hoffman, John P. Godges

Published 1999

The RAND Review examines the ancient and modern forces driving terrorism today and argues that, to counteract the religious root causes of terrorism, there must be national and international leadership that goes beyond military strategy. Among the other topics explored are technology and terrorism, the ailing global economy, and chiropractic care.

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