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Men in black : dynamics, violence, and lone wolf potential / Jose Pedro Zuquete.

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ZUQUETE Jose Pedro

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In: Terrorism and Political Violence Vol.26, No.1, January-March 2014, pages 95-109 (116)Summary: This article starts with a discussion of what Black Blocs are in the context of anarchist protests, then goes on to discuss group dynamics in militant anarchism, how this may lead to autonomous terrorist cells and the possibility of lone wolf actions.

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This article starts with a discussion of what Black Blocs are in the context of anarchist protests, then goes on to discuss group dynamics in militant anarchism, how this may lead to autonomous terrorist cells and the possibility of lone wolf actions.

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