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STUDIES IN CONFLICT AND TERRORISM VOL: 36 NO 12 (3) answer(s).
 
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Al Qaeda's twenty-year strategic plan: the current phase of global terror / Rudner, Martin   Journal Article
Rudner, Martin Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract This study examines Al Qaeda's organizational dynamics, doctrinal precepts, strategic objectives, operational priorities, and tactical vectors in the context of its Twenty-Year Strategic Plan. This seven-stage Strategic Plan is addressed with a particular focus on its current phase (Stage 5), 2013-2016, involving the mobilization of Muslim forces for the "Declaration of the Caliphate." In this regard, particular attention is paid to the Al Qaeda engagement in militant jihadist campaigns across the Middle East and other Muslim domains. The study concludes with an overall assessment of global threats and ongoing risks arising from the current phase of Al Qaeda's Twenty-Year Strategic Plan.
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Outside support for insurgent movements / Byman, Daniel   Journal Article
Byman, Daniel Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract When assessing insurgencies, understanding the role of transnational factors is vital. This article explores how outside powers support an insurgency, focusing on four types of actors: states, diasporas, refugees, and other insurgencies. It also examines the pitfalls and limits of outside support and assesses why such support is so hard to stop. The article concludes by offering implications for the conflict in Syria and discussing several policy implications with a particular emphasis on why outside support is hard to stop.
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Terror and its limits: the historical understanding of terrorist movements, states and tribes in an age of cultural anxiety / Rich, Paul B   Journal Article
Rich, Paul B Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract This article argues that much of the historical analysis of terror and terrorism in history has been weak in understanding the limits on terrorist activity and how terrorist campaigns eventually end. Reviewing three recent studies that examine various aspects of terrorism and the language of terror, the article seeks to show that states often play a major role in the way terrorist movements develop and eventually end up either defeated or moving into mainstream political engagement. The article points to a number of examples to illuminate this including the Carbonara in nineteenth century Italy, the Paris Commune and the ending segregation in the U.S. South in the 1960s.
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