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This book provides a comparative analysis of counterterrorism interventions in the Sahel region, focusing on Western strategies in Mali and non-Western strategies in Nigeria. Kenyenso evaluates the effectiveness of military, political, and social interventions, highlighting their impact on radicalization, extremism, and community resilience. The book also discusses rehabilitation mechanisms, social cohesion strategies, and peacebuilding frameworks that can be applied to local communities affected by terrorism. Through its comparative lens, the work emphasizes lessons for designing inclusive and context-sensitive counterterrorism programs.This book is highly relevant for understanding modern counterterrorism strategies and rehabilitation efforts in Africa and globally. Its focus on community-based approaches, youth deradicalization, and social cohesion provides actionable insights for GRACE-aligned initiatives, including interfaith dialogue, moderation programs, and rehabilitation projects. Policymakers and civil society actors can use its findings to design sustainable interventions that reduce extremism and foster coexistence.Counterterrorism Interventions in the Sahel is a valuable addition to counterterrorism and peacebuilding literature. Its comparative perspective and focus on rehabilitation and social cohesion make it particularly suitable for inclusion in the GRACE Repository.