Credibility and the war on terror
By: FETTWEIS, Christopher J
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ArticlePublisher: New York : Academy of Political Science, Winter 2007PSQ: Political Science Quarterly 122, 4, p. 607-634Abstract: Christopher J. Fettweis examines the importance of "credibility" in the US war on terrorism. He challenges the conventional wisdow that a healthy reputation for resolve keeps a country safer or helps it pursue its goals. He argues that the credibility of the United States - or lack thereof - will not prove to be decisive in the fight against extremism.
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Christopher J. Fettweis examines the importance of "credibility" in the US war on terrorism. He challenges the conventional wisdow that a healthy reputation for resolve keeps a country safer or helps it pursue its goals. He argues that the credibility of the United States - or lack thereof - will not prove to be decisive in the fight against extremism.
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