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Anarchist terrorism in Greece : the internationalization of the phenomenon / Vasileios Theofilopoulos

Autor: THEOFILOPOULOS, VasileiosIn: Investigação Criminal.ISSN 1647-9300. Lisboa. Nº 7 (Junho 2014) , p. 130-136Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: TERRORISMO | IDEOLOGIA POLÍTICA | GRÉCIA | ITÁLIA Resumo: The past twenty years have seen the flourishing of the anarchist movement in Greece. Especially after the events of 2001 in the Italian city of Genoa, Greece experienced a signification rise in the number of both non-violent and violent activity, including in terrorist attacks, carried out by Greek anarchist in "solidarity" to the Italian likeminded groups and individuals. The years between 2003 and 2008 are those in which the most favorable conditions for the birth of "neo-terrorism" were developed. During that period, new terrorist organizations saw the light, the pool of recruits was substantially enlarged, and old, "inactive" terrorists came back to action.
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The past twenty years have seen the flourishing of the anarchist movement in Greece. Especially after the events of 2001 in the Italian city of Genoa, Greece experienced a signification rise in the number of both non-violent and violent activity, including in terrorist attacks, carried out by Greek anarchist in "solidarity" to the Italian likeminded groups and individuals. The years between 2003 and 2008 are those in which the most favorable conditions for the birth of "neo-terrorism" were developed. During that period, new terrorist organizations saw the light, the pool of recruits was substantially enlarged, and old, "inactive" terrorists came back to action.

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