Terrorism - Brookings Institution
The use of high value targeting (HVT)—using military and police forces to kill or capture leaders of insurgent and terrorist groups—has increased exponentially since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Matthew Frankel highlights the positive and negative effects of HVT efforts throughout history and identifies key lessons from past campaigns.
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