02087nam a2200193   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200013000056210003900186215002000225300016900245330137200414606001501786606002401801606001601825606000901841606001901850700002401869394590  a20170606d2017       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aA framework for violencebRecurso eletrónicoeclarifying the role of motivation in lone-actor terrorismfJacob G. Hallgarth  aMonterey, Californiac[s.n.]d2017  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aTese de Mestrado em "Security Studies", apresentada à Naval Postgraduate School, tendo como orientador Mohammed Hafez. Ficheiro de 1,04 MB em formato PDF (88 p.).  aI. Introduction. A. Scoping Lone-Actor Terrorism: A Growing Threat. B. The Challenge Of Lone-Actor Terrorism. C. Thesis Goal: Clarifying The Role Of Motivation In Lone-Actor Terrorism. D. Thesis Outline And Upcoming Chapters. Ii. Literature Review. A. History Of Lone-Actor Terrorism In The United States. B. No Standard Definition Of Lone-Actor Terrorism. C. The Problem Of Minimal Datasets. D. Why Individuals Operate Alone. E. Lone-Actor Radicalization. F. Terrorism As A Subset Of Grievance-Fueled Violence. G. Conclusion. Iii. Analytical Dimension Of Lone-Actor Violence. A. Dimensions Of Lone-Actor Terrorism. B. Limitations. C. Case Studies. 1. Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad. 2. Jared Lee Loughner. Iv. Findings, Implications, And Conclusion. A. Conceptualizing Lone-Actor Terrorism. 1. Observation #1: Motivational Complexity Of Lone-Actor Terrorists. 2. Observation # 2: Limitations To Existing Counterterrorism Tools. 3. Observation #3: Role Of Mental Health In Grievance-Fueled Violence. 4. Observation #4: Role Of Networks To Reinforce Violence. 5. Observation #5: Insufficient Community-Level Attack Deterrence. B. Possible Policy Implications For Prevention Of Lone-Actor Terrorism. 1. Threat Management. 2. Conceptual Approach To Prevention. 3. Fear Reduction Policies. 4. Perception Management. 5. Public Health Model. C. Conclusion. List Of References.  aTERRORISMO  aPSICOLOGIA CRIMINAL  aVIOLÊNCIA  aTESE  aESTADOS UNIDOS  aHALLGARTHbJacob G.