Leaderless resistance: the new face of terrorism/ George Michael.

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MICHAEL George

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In: Defence Studies Vol.12, No 2, June 2012, pp.257-282 (105)Summary: This essay reviews four case studies to illustrate how the concept of leaderless resistance has been developed and implemented by radical dissident movements, including the extreme right, the anti globalization movement, eco and animal rights terrorist and the global Islamic resistance movement.

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This essay reviews four case studies to illustrate how the concept of leaderless resistance has been developed and implemented by radical dissident movements, including the extreme right, the anti globalization movement, eco and animal rights terrorist and the global Islamic resistance movement.

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