TOWARDS A STRATEGIC DOCTRINE THAT SUPPORTS FUTURE INSTITUTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN COMBATING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM IN IRAQ
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Strategic Doctrine, Institutional Performance, International TerrorismAbstract
Beyond any doubt, the impact of the phenomenon of international terrorism in Iraq over almost 20 years, alongside the material and moral damages it sustained, has forced political decision-makers to firmly believe that it is necessary to implement cautiously thought-out plans, options, and programs, both present and prospective, for the purpose of diminishing the threats to the national security system. Since terrorist organizations are able to form and achieve with modern instruments of power that justify criminal behavior in the context of extremist ideas and ideas they embrace that encompass all aspects of social life, the strategic imagination of the governing elites has actualized the character of the looming threat by these organizations.
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