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General Article

Policies and strategies in Kenya’s response to the war on terror: a critical evaluation

Kelly, Ruth Mule, October 2020

Summary

This study is a critical evaluation of policies and strategies used in Kenya in response to war on terror.

Keywords

War on terror, Kenya, countering violent extremism, Policies.

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Theme
General
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Article
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Adobe PDF
Published
1 October 2020
Author
Kelly, Ruth Mule
Access
Open access

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