Composite Violent Extremism: Conceptualizing Attackers Who Increasingly Challenge Traditional Categories of Terrorism

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RT @Andrew_Zammit: Just out. Co-authored this Studies in Conflict & Terrorism article with @DaveedGR, @MadisonUrban3 and Emelie Chace-Donah…

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RT @DaveedGR: Second, I wrote w/ @Andrew_Zammit, @MadisonUrban3 & E. Chace-Donahue about composite violent extremism. Idiosyncratic attacke…

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Second, I wrote w/ @Andrew_Zammit, @MadisonUrban3 & E. Chace-Donahue about composite violent extremism. Idiosyncratic attackers are growing in importance but have been under-theorized. This article seeks to better conceptualize & typologize the phe

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RT @Andrew_Zammit: Just out. Co-authored this Studies in Conflict & Terrorism article with @DaveedGR, @MadisonUrban3 and Emelie Chace-Donah…

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