Iason Athanasiadis: The future of 'the long war' mapped out at Harvard's Kennedy School | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/aug/12/terrorism.terrorism

A course about al-Qaida and the rise of international terrorism was one of the most popular last term at Harvard's elite Kennedy School of Government. The international students crowding into the school's largest auditorium for the twice-weekly classes were a cross-section of Americans, Europeans and Middle Easterners, including current members of the US army and intelligence community on sabbatical leave. Simply attending it gave me a sense of where tomorrow's western and westernised elites stand vis-a-vis "the long war".

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Created by DrPot on 12 August 2008

DrPot's thoughts:

Good that new thought is being applied in the intelligence agencies around terrorism strategies. Shame the Euro voice met a wall of silence - clearly not in vogue with the rest of the auditorium!