International Terrorism

Terrorism
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A. Introduction  PAGEREF _Toc400390210 \h
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B. Nature of Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390211 \h
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C.Models of Terrorism and Campaigns  PAGEREF _Toc400390212 \h
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Guerrilla Warfare (rural and urban models)  PAGEREF _Toc400390213 \h
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Rural Guerrilla Warfare  PAGEREF _Toc400390214 \h
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Urban Guerrilla Warfare  PAGEREF _Toc400390215 \h
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Newer Models of Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390216 \h
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State Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390217 \h
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Bioterrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390218 \h
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Cyber Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390219 \h
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Eco-Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390220 \h
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Group Sizing and Campaigns  PAGEREF _Toc400390221 \h
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D. Financing Modern Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390222 \h
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Illegal funding methods  PAGEREF _Toc400390223 \h
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Hidden Transfers and Legal Funding Of Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390224 \h
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Political Economy of Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390225 \h
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Drugs and Terrorism  PAGEREF _Toc400390226 \h
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E. Conclusion  PAGEREF _Toc400390227 \h
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References  PAGEREF _Toc400390228 \h
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A. Introduction
Terrorism is not a new concept as it has been around for quite some time. As such, its relatively hard to define terrorism in one complete statement and represent all the aspects that it depicts. This means that depending on the organization that is involved, terrorism can be defined in a number of ways, with reference to strategies or tactics in play. It takes the form of a crime, a holy duty and it almost always tends to be some form of reaction to oppression real or imagines (Pain, 2014). However, it is important to emphasize that it is one of the most inexcusable abomination regardless of the rights and ideologies that the perpetrators have in mind. In most of the cases, depending on the aspects behind the terror attacks, the weaker side of the conflict prior to the acts is the one that more often than not results to terrorism (Stanton, 2013). The acts of terrorism for any of the groups that are perpetrating the heinous acts confer power shifts that are quite coercive and at the same time the groups are assured of military advantages at the fraction of the cost...