Radicalized for revenge: the rise of revenge terrorism/ Jason Destein

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DESTEIN Jason

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TERRORISM

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In: The Journal of Counterterrorism and Homeland Security International Vol 25, No 4, 2020 (29) (Online)Summary: This article discusses the rise of terrorist attacks globally and most of the attacks are due to revenge-driven motivation.

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This article discusses the rise of terrorist attacks globally and most of the attacks are due to revenge-driven motivation.

TERRORISM

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