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What's special about female suicide terrorism? / Lindsey A O'Rourke.

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O'ROURKE Lindsey A

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In: Security Studies Vol 18 No 4, October-December 2009, pp.681-718 (118)Summary: Study of all known terrorist suicide attacks between 1981 and July 2008 which considers the use of women in suicide attacks. Asks why women appear to be more effective as suicide attackers, what motivates them, and what defensive strategies target states should adopt.

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Study of all known terrorist suicide attacks between 1981 and July 2008 which considers the use of women in suicide attacks. Asks why women appear to be more effective as suicide attackers, what motivates them, and what defensive strategies target states should adopt.

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