@book{2017:glaser:talking_to,
title = {Talking to the Enemy},
year = {2017},
note = {As a collected volume, ‘Talking to the Enemy’ focuses on various
aspects of the communicative dimension of counter-terrorism and its
marginal conditions. In its first part, the book features eight
articles providing a variety of perspectives on Western as well as
Asian efforts in countering potentially violent extremism. Besides
more theoretical approaches, they offer practical insights from the
coal face of counter-terrorism, especially in the field of
disengagement, deradicalization and rehabilitation. The second part is
made up of a longer essay breaking down the effects of the fundamental
post-9/11 trends in counter-terrorism on single strategies of how to
engage with the adversary in form of de-radicalization,
counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency. A third part rounds off the
volume with additional material including an interview on the Islamic
State and its impact on geopolitics with a former chief intelligence
advisor to the Indian government. The book addresses those generally
interested in countering radicalization, terrorism,
counter-insurgency, conflict and IR/security studies as well as
particular communicative techniques and the politics of
counter-terrorism from different regional angles.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {Nomos},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {CPG Series of Comparative Constitutional Law, Politics and Governance},
volume = {4},
editor = {Glaser, Henning}
}