Counterinsurgency and lone wolf terrorism / Geroge Michael.
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Terrorism and Political Violence Vol.26, No.1, January-March 2014, pages 45-57 (116)Summary: Some lone wolf terrorist attacks have been highly destructive although most are not. The article suggests that parts of counterinsurgency doctrine could be used in dealing with the threats posed, and argues that a counterterrorism strategy must include preparation for lone wolf attacks.
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Some lone wolf terrorist attacks have been highly destructive although most are not. The article suggests that parts of counterinsurgency doctrine could be used in dealing with the threats posed, and argues that a counterterrorism strategy must include preparation for lone wolf attacks.
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