George A. Lopez and David Cortright in Sojourners Magazine,
vol. 33, no 1 (January, 2004), 30-34.
Lopez and Cortright
propose moving from rhetoric of
a global war on terror to a more focused policy of dealing
with the quite differentiated terror groups that challenge
global and U.S. security. They argue for more aggressive
pursuit of financial assets and an intensive use of allied
goodwill in forging more cooperative links for pursuit
of terrorists. They critique the war in Iraq and other arguments
for pre-emptive war against states as being detrimental
to
winning the struggle against al-Qaeda.
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