The war against terror immediately after the 9/11 attacks had clear goals that were quickly accomplished, but has been followed by many missteps in the 25 years since, according to an Arizona State University national security expert.
Peter Bergen, a professor of practice at ASU, recently released the book, “All the President’s Wars: Twenty-Five Years of America’s War on Terror.”
Bergen spoke about his book at ASU’s Tempe campus at an event held by the Future Security Initiative, of which he is co-director. He’s also faculty director of the ASU Center for Intelligence and National Security, vice president for global studies and
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