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Does terrorism increase after a natural disaster? An analysis based upon property damage/ Jomon Aliyas Paul, et.al

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PAUL Jomon Aliyas

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BAGCHI Aniruddha

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In: Defence and Peace Economics Vol 29, No. 4, July 2018, pp.407-439Summary: Does an emergency such as a natural disaster lead to a surge of terrorism? This paper contributes to the emerging literature on this issue. We consider the experience of 129 countries during the period 1998-2012 to determine the effect of a natural disaster on both domestic as well as transnational terrorism.

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Does an emergency such as a natural disaster lead to a surge of terrorism? This paper contributes to the emerging literature on this issue. We consider the experience of 129 countries during the period 1998-2012 to determine the effect of a natural disaster on both domestic as well as transnational terrorism.

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