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Terrorists versus the government : strategic interaction, support and sponsorship / Kevin Siqueira, Todd Sandler

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SIQUEIRA Kevin

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SANDLER Todd

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

In: The Journal of Conflict Resolution Vol 50 No 6, December 2006, pp.878-898Summary: Uses game theory to analyse outcomes when governments and terrorists are competing for grassroots support. Finds that leadership may benefit the well-being of both parties while reducing terrorism.

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Uses game theory to analyse outcomes when governments and terrorists are competing for grassroots support. Finds that leadership may benefit the well-being of both parties while reducing terrorism.

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