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Blood Year

The Unraveling of Western Counterterrorism
Summary:

The book analyzes the strategic failures and consequences of Western counterterrorism efforts, focusing on the tumultuous events of 2014, including the rise of ISIS and the spread of jihadist movements. It critiques military and political approaches to combating terrorism, offering insights into the complexities of modern warfare and the challenges faced by the West in stabilizing conflict-ridden regions.

Key points:

1. Counterterrorism Strategy Flaws: Kilcullen says the West, especially the U.S., lacks a clear counterterrorism strategy post-9/11, leading to short-term wins but long-term failures, like the rise of ISIS and Middle East instability.

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