Recruiting by terrorist groups: children and teenagers/ Priscilla Thorn

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THORN Priscilla

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In: The Journal of Counterterrorism & Homeland Security International Summer, Vol.21 No.2 2015, pp.14-19 (29) Summary: In this article, the author observes that children and teenagers are an ideal fit to aid in terrorist groups or organizations. Youth help alleviate staffing issues, address technological advances, slip under the radar when needed, are easier to manipulate, and enhance the impact a terroristic act could make on the general public.

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In this article, the author observes that children and teenagers are an ideal fit to aid in terrorist groups or organizations. Youth help alleviate staffing issues, address technological advances, slip under the radar when needed, are easier to manipulate, and enhance the impact a terroristic act could make on the general public.

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