Titlebook: Counter-Terrorism from the Obama Administration to President Trump; Caught in the Fait A Donna G. Starr-Deelen Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if

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The Trump Administration,erview with the author. Trump’s use of force in Somalia, Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan are explored, in addition to questions regarding accountability, secrecy, and the need for another authorization for the use of military force.

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Conclusion, issues surrounding the use of force for counterterrorism and suggests that, when the president acts unilaterally in the ongoing fait accompli war, congress and the voters, not a security directorate, should serve as a check on executive branch initiatives.

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terrorism.Includes interviews with Rosa Brooks of GeorgetownFollowing up on Donna Starr-Deelen‘s previous book .Presidential Policies on Terrorism: From Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama. (Palgrave, 2014), this book compares and contrasts the approach of the Obama administration with the Trump administr

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The Fait Accompli War,o Barack Obama and how Obama attempted to forge a third way, or hybrid approach to combating terrorism. Michael Glennon’s theory of a “double government” and Harold Koh’s pattern of executive initiative, congressional acquiescence, and judicial tolerance are introduced as a lens to view the Trump administration and its national security policies.

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group which is known as ISIS or ISIL. How the Obama administration fought to contain and degrade ISIS and the arguments assessing the legality of using force against ISIS in the absence of specific authorization are discussed.