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Al Qaeda: a blueprint for international terrorism in the 21st century?

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HUNTINGTON Simon

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In: Defence Studies Volume 4 No 2, Summer 2004, pp.229-255 (105)Abstract: Study of the organisation of Al Qaeda, the nature of its leadership, membership and motivations. Argues that the group copies Western doctrinal principles in linking operational activities to clearly defined goals. Suggests that Al Qaeda is indeed a model for 21st century terrorism.

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Study of the organisation of Al Qaeda, the nature of its leadership, membership and motivations. Argues that the group copies Western doctrinal principles in linking operational activities to clearly defined goals. Suggests that Al Qaeda is indeed a model for 21st century terrorism.

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