About Book

This handbook provides a comprehensive overview of U.S. counterterrorism and irregular warfare operations globally, authored by leading scholars and practitioners. It examines the evolution of terrorist groups since 9/11, including the Islamic State, and explores the challenges of modern counterterrorism strategy. Divided into thematic sections, it covers modern terrorism, historical and contemporary case studies of counterterrorism and irregular warfare, and policy analyses. The book highlights the importance of understanding both military and socio-political dimensions, integrating lessons on rehabilitation, youth deradicalization, and social cohesion within communities impacted by terrorismThe handbook is relevant for analyzing modern terrorism threats and counterterrorism strategies, particularly in U.S. and global contexts. Its insights into community rehabilitation, youth engagement, and moderation initiatives support GRACE-aligned objectives, informing programs for peacebuilding, coexistence, and deradicalization. By combining operational and social perspectives, it provides a multi-dimensional approach suitable for both academic and practical applications in counterterrorism and rehabilitation initiatives..