Strategic terrorism: the framework and its fallacies/ Peter R Neumann, M L R Smith
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Journal of Strategic Studies Vol. 28, No. 4, August 2005, pp.571-595 (98)Summary: Identifies the elements of a strategic terror campaign, and by doing so highlights the inherent weakness of such a campaign, most importantly that it relies ultimately on psychological effects to achieve its ends.
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Identifies the elements of a strategic terror campaign, and by doing so highlights the inherent weakness of such a campaign, most importantly that it relies ultimately on psychological effects to achieve its ends.
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