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Vintage model of terrorist organizations
/ Faria, Joao Ricardo; Arce, Daniel
Faria, Joao Ricardo
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2012.
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A dynamic model of a terrorist organization is presented with the defining feature being that a succession of operatives is recruited at different points in time. Consequently, a government's counterterror policy must be tailored according to the vintage structure of the terrorist group that it faces. This implies that past history of counterterror policy and attacks matter for the formulation of current and future policy. The authors present the necessary steps to formulate and solve a vintage model, and to deal with the delay differential equations that naturally arise from the vintage structure. The resulting analysis captures the implications of a diverse set of phenomena such as Internet recruiting, training delays for logistically complex plots, age distribution of operatives, and the sensitivity of government impatience/cabinet composition to terrorist events for the inner dynamics of terrorist organizations and counterterror policy. Directions for future research are also suggested.
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Counterterrorism
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Terrorist Recruitment
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Vintage
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Delay Differential Equations
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What is Vintage in IR? a writer's note
/ Pieczara, Kamila; Eun, Yong-Soo
Eun, Yong-Soo
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2013.
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The style of writing in international relations (IR) has evolved in recent decades. The lessons of "vintage" IR, to which we return in this article, have been largely forgotten by those writing in the discipline today. A merit will be substantial, we argue, in drawing more heavily from works by previous masters. Several lessons in style follow.
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International Relations - Case Studies
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Vintage
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