Embedded Expertise and the New Terrorism
Embedded Expertise and the New Terrorism
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嵌入式专业知识和新恐怖主义
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2005
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通讯作者：
Jon Burnett
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作者：
Jon Burnett
当唐纳德·拉姆斯菲尔德发表他关于已知和未知的著名言论时，他们被广泛嘲笑，并被斥为荒谬的白宫言论。然而，拉姆斯菲尔德的措辞比人们所认为的更能揭示美国的军事战略。在当代的“反恐战争”中，国家公务员、政治家和“专家”对所谓的“基地”组织的指控往往揭示了“恐怖分子”的无形性与他们可以被识别和真正“知道”的程度之间的重要紧张关系。
When Donald Rumsfeld made his famous remarks on knowns and unknowns they were widely ridiculed and dismissed as absurd White House rhetoric. Yet Rumsfeld’s turn of phrase reveals more about US military strategy than it has been given credit for. In the contemporary ‘war on terror’ the claims generally made by state servants, politicians and ‘experts’ about something called ‘al Qaeda’, often reveal an important tension between the intangibility of the ‘terrorists’ and the extent to which they can be identified and indeed ‘known’.