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While they may resent US operations, they also resent the way in which militants control their lives,

undermine local authority figures and so forth.

And so I think that this resentment of strikes more generally, even though they don't radicalize the population,

is something that needs to be taken into account in given situations when we're weighing cost and benefits.

And that force raises the question, well, are there other counterterrorism measures that might be effective that wouldn't have that impact?

Mitt Regan is a professor, the director of the Center for Ethics and the Legal Profession,

and the co-director of the Center for National Security, all at Georgetown University Law School.

Mitt is also a senior fellow at the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership at the US Naval Academy.

Mitt joins us today to talk about his new book, Drone Strike, analyzing the impacts of targeted killing.

We'll be right back with that discussion after a word from our sponsor. I'm Mike Amaral, and this is Intelligence Matters.

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