01466nam a22003257a 4500001000700000003001100007005001700018006001900035007000300054008004100057020001500098040003900113100001900152082002100171245007500192260004100267300001000308520062400318650001900942650001500961650001500976650002400991650001201015650001701027650001501044650002301059650001501082651001901097700002401116003783CL-SaANEPE20211027214136.0a||||| |||| 00| 0 ta021212n2001    xx ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0892064072  aCL-SaANEPEcCL-SaANEPEdCL-SaANEPE1 aCampbell, Kurt  a303.62 973/C.18810aTo prevail :ban American strategy for the campaign against terrorism.  aWashington :bThe CSIS Press,c2001.  a399p.  aSUMARIO: Introduction - September 10, 2001: the way we were - The imperative to prevail and the nature of the campaign - The changing face of terrorism - Building and sustaining a coalition of coalitions - Improving military capabilities - Intelligence: the long pole in the tent - Strengthening law enfocement capabilities - Strengthening homeland security - The economic dimension: attack and defend - Elevating public diplomacy - Reviving foreign assistance - Rebuilding failed states: test case Afghanistan - Regional strategies - Globalization goes to war - To prevail: key findings and recommendations - Appendix. 4aANTITERRORISMO 4aDIPLOMACIA 4aESTRATEGIA 4aESTRATEGIA REGIONAL 4aGUERRAS 4aINTELIGENCIA 4aPREVENCION 4aSEGURIDAD INTERIOR 4aTERRORISMO 4aESTADOS UNIDOS1 aFlournoy, Michèle