Naval War College Review
Abstract
Defending the Homeland is not about homeland defense as defined by the De- fense Department—the military defense of U.S. territory from external attack. Rather, what the editors provide is a wide-ranging examination of, first, how the United States has responded to a va- riety of internal and external threats over its history and, second, how soci- etal reactions to terrorism may unin- tentionally encourage the terrorist mind-set. The volume comprises nine academic essays from among those sub- mitted to the 2005 Senator Rush D. Holt History Conference at West Vir- ginia University.
Recommended Citation
Unger, Randy L.
(2008)
"Defending the Homeland: Historical Perspectives on Radicalism, Terrorism,and State Responses,"
Naval War College Review: Vol. 61:
No.
3, Article 11.
Available at:
https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol61/iss3/11
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