Forest Jihad : assessing evidence for "popular resistance terrorism" / Sarah Marsden, Daiana Marino, and Gilbert Ramsay.
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Studies in Conflict & Terrorism : Vol 37 No 1, January 2014, pp 1-17 (114)Summary: Most terrorist acts are readily identified either by their nature or because they are claimed as such. This article considers the potential problem of attacks which can appear to be accidents and which are not claimed. Focusses specifically on forest fires.
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Most terrorist acts are readily identified either by their nature or because they are claimed as such. This article considers the potential problem of attacks which can appear to be accidents and which are not claimed. Focusses specifically on forest fires.
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