Pathways to and from violent extremism: The case for science-based field research statement before the senate armed services subcommittee on emerging threats & capabilities, March 10, 2010

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We are fixated on technology and technological success, and we have no sustained or systematic approach to field-based social understanding of our adversaries' motivation, intent, will, and the dreams that drive their strategic vision, however strange those dreams and vision may seem to us.

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