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Getting Inside the Terrorist Mind

Martin C. Libicki, Melanie W. Sisson, Kim Cragin, Peter Chalk, Sara Daly, Brian Jackson, Bruce Oliver Newsome, John V. Parachini, William G. Rosenau, Erin Simpson, Donald Temple

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This research brief summarizes three new RAND monographs: one focuses on terrorists' defenses against counterterrorist technologies; another details terrorist technology- and knowledge-sharing; a third explores terrorist targeting preferences.

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This research brief summarizes three new RAND monographs: one focuses on terrorists' defenses against counterterrorist technologies; another details terrorist technology- and knowledge-sharing; a third explores terrorist targeting preferences.

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This research brief summarizes three new RAND monographs: one focuses on terrorists' defenses against counterterrorist technologies; another details terrorist technology- and knowledge-sharing; a third explores terrorist targeting preferences.

Key concepts: Terrorism, Political science, Computer security, Criminology, Psychology, Computer science, Law

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