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|a Networks,terrorism and global insurgency
|c Robert J. Bunker [editor]
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|a London :
|b Routledge ,
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|a xxvi, 211 p. :
|b ill. ;
|c 24cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a Part I. Theory and international law: 1. Netwar revisited: the fight for the future continues, John Arquilla and David F. Ronfeldt, 2. The new global security landscape: the road ahead, Max G. Manwaring, 3. Globalization's bastards: illegitimate non-state actors in international law, Neal A. Pollard
Part II. Terrorism and Global Insurgency: 1. Terrorism, Crime and Private Armies, John P. Sullivan 2. US Counter-insurgency vs. Iranian sponsored terrorism, Sean K. Anderson, 3. PIRA lessons learned: a model of terrorist leadership succession, Andrew Garfield.
Part III. Al Qaeda Focus: 1. Challenging the hegemon: Al Qaeda's elevation of asymmetric insurgent warfare onto the global arena, Kimbra L. Fishel, 2. Applying order of battle to Al Qaeda operations, Lisa J. Campbell p.
Part IV. Network Focus: 1. Operational combat analysis of the Al Qaeda network, Robert J. Bunker and Matt Begert, 2. 'Brotherhoods' and 'Associates': Chechen networks of crime and resistance, Mark Galeotti, 3. Multilateral counter-insurgency networks, John P. Sullivan and Robert J. Bunker,
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|a Qaida (Organization)
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|a Low-intensity conflicts (Military science)
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|a Terrorism
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|a Terrorists
|x Social networks
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|a Bunker, Robert J. ,
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|c OPEN SHELF (30 DAYS)
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