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Countering terror cells: offence versus defence/ Aditya Bhan

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BHAN Aditya

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COUNTER TERRORISM

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In: Defence and Peace Economics: Vol 32, No. 3, April 2021, pp.296-311Summary: It provides insight regarding the suitability of offensive versus defensive measures in countering a terror cell. It is shown that the optimal resource allocation is more offensive when the cell is aware of which targets have been protected, but does not distinguish between the values of different targets; than the case where it neither distinguishes between target values nor is the protection conspicuous.

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It provides insight regarding the suitability of offensive versus defensive measures in countering a terror cell. It is shown that the optimal resource allocation is more offensive when the cell is aware of which targets have been protected, but does not distinguish between the values of different targets; than the case where it neither distinguishes between target values nor is the protection conspicuous.

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