Kinetic Counter Terrorism
Follow the outline. It needs to focus on Kinetic Counter Terrorism. it needs to persuade the reader that kinetic counter terrorism works the best. Use as much articles that I provided.
You will likely be a part of discussions regarding how to respond to terrorism in your future careers. While your role may be in the Emergency Management field focused on response, you will still likely be ‘at the table’ with policy-makers and security officials debating future approaches to reducing, and hopefully ending, the terrorist threat. What is your point of view? Do you advocate ‘kinetic’ counter-terrorism, or peace-building reconciliation dialogues? Why do you hold that perspective, and how would you argue to adopt this theoretical approach? Write about your views on this issue, and support your viewpoint with evidence.
Intro
1. Over the years our government and allies have spent time and money to Reducing terrorist threat. There are three main counter terrorism approach, tactical counter terrorism, operational counter terrorism and lastly strategic counter terrorism. This report will focus in tactical terrorism which is kinetic and reactive meaning our forces and allies will have to execute and apprehend terrorist members to disrupt their operations.
2. Counter Terrorism Tool Kit
a. Tactical Counter Terrorism
b. Operational Counter Terrorism
c. Strategic Counter Terrorism
3. Advocate for ‘kinetic’ counter-terrorism
a. How it works
i. Overview of Kinetic counter terrorism
ii. Obamas AfPak Strategies
iii. Terrorist that had been killed
b. Proof that it works
i. Statistic of attacks after killing and apprehending terrorist leaders
ii. Pros and Cons of kinetic
4. Argue theorethical approach
a. Explain my views in kinetic counter terrorism
b. Support my views on why kinetic will work better
5. Conclusion
References:
Afridi, S. A., & Fatima, M. (2020). U.S. War in Afghanistan: From Intervention to Counterinsurgency. Journal of Political Studies, 27(2), 69–86.
Malan, M. (2017). Kinetic responses to global terrorism: Lessons from Africa. African Security Review, 26(4), 341–361. https://doi-org.proxy.library.georgetown.edu/10.1080/10246029.2017.1294095
Bouzis, K. (2015). Countering the Islamic State: U.S. Counterterrorism Measures. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 38(10), 885–897. https://doi.org/10.1080/1057610X.2015.1046302
