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Crimes committed by terrorist groups [Recurso eletrónico] : theory, research, and prevention / Mark S. Hamm

Autor: HAMM, Mark S.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Terre Haute : Criminology Department. Indiana State University, 2005Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 410420 | 329105 | 99993 | 328388 | 321724Resumo: Abstract. Executive summary. List of tables. Introduction. Terrorism and crime: the literature. Methods. What can policy makers learn from this research? Part I: empirical baseline. Distinguishing features of terrorist-oriented criminality. Part II: case studies. Case one: aircraft and motor vehicle violations. Background. The plot. Countdown. The attack. Aftermath. Criminal stupidity and the age of sacred terror. Cases two and three: explosives and firearms. Background. The Plot. Countdown. The attacks. Aftermath. Criminal skills, Al-Qaeda, and U.S. Counter-Terrorism. Case four: Machine guns and destructive devices. Background. The plot. The attacks. The siege. Terrorism, feminism, and conflict resolution. Case five: racketeering. The plot. The attacks. Aftermath. Evidence as totem. The martyrdom of Robert Jay Mathews. Case six: Robbery and burglary. Background. The plot. The defining attack. Aftermath. Commodity fetish. Final days. Part III: Content analysis. Criminal skills and routine activities: the closing arguments. Methods. Results and discussion. Conclusions. Notes. References.
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Relatório submetido ao U.S. Department of Justice. Ficheiro de 644 Kb em formato pdf (258 f.). Também disponível em: https://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/doj/hamm_terror_crime.pdf.Acedido em 20 de Setembro de 2007.

Abstract. Executive summary. List of tables. Introduction. Terrorism and crime: the literature. Methods. What can policy makers learn from this research? Part I: empirical baseline. Distinguishing features of terrorist-oriented criminality. Part II: case studies. Case one: aircraft and motor vehicle violations. Background. The plot. Countdown. The attack. Aftermath. Criminal stupidity and the age of sacred terror. Cases two and three: explosives and firearms. Background. The Plot. Countdown. The attacks. Aftermath. Criminal skills, Al-Qaeda, and U.S. Counter-Terrorism. Case four: Machine guns and destructive devices. Background. The plot. The attacks. The siege. Terrorism, feminism, and conflict resolution. Case five: racketeering. The plot. The attacks. Aftermath. Evidence as totem. The martyrdom of Robert Jay Mathews. Case six: Robbery and burglary. Background. The plot. The defining attack. Aftermath. Commodity fetish. Final days. Part III: Content analysis. Criminal skills and routine activities: the closing arguments. Methods. Results and discussion. Conclusions. Notes. References.

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