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Assessment of Counter-terrorism Strategies in East Africa: A case of Kenya

Mutinda Mutisya Kyule, November 2018

Summary

The primary objective of the study is to assess the efficacy of counter terrorism strategies in East Africa

Keywords

Counter-terrorism strategies, assessment, East Africa, Kenya

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General
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Article
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Published
1 November 2018
Author
Mutinda Mutisya Kyule
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