The 9-11 War Plus 5: Looking Back and Looking Forward at U.S.-Muslim World Relations, Fall 2006

Tuesday, December 5, 2006

Analyzing the current crisis between the U.S. and the Islamic World, the author observes that the U.S. has become isolated by its policies to the detriment of both sides of a building chasm. To win the war of ideas, the author presents an American strategy that recognizes the long-term, generational challenges that must be faced, with concrete suggestions shaped according to the nuances of the Muslim world.

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