Terrorism watch lists, suspect ranking and decision-making biases/ Peter J. Phillips and Gabriela Pohl

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PHILLIPS Peter J

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POHL Gabriela

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TERRORISM

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In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism Vol.42, No 10, 11, 12, October, November, December 2019, pp.898-914 (114)Summary: The article examines the relevance of the decision making processes and biases when ranking and monitoring any individuals' names that has been placed on a terrorism watch list.

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The article examines the relevance of the decision making processes and biases when ranking and monitoring any individuals' names that has been placed on a terrorism watch list.

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