For a quarter of a century, the American focus on the terrorist threat has contributed to the creation of a political culture based on fear, expanded the powers of the executive branch and reduced confidence in institutions.
For a quarter of a century, the American focus on the terrorist threat has contributed to the creation of a political culture based on fear, expanded the powers of the executive branch and reduced confidence in institutions.
Al-Qaeda's strategy, American decline and the legacy of the war on terrorism. Four readings by George Friedman, Paul Krugman, Niall Ferguson and Foreign Affairs 25 years after the attack