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_aAl-Harakatul Al-Islamiyyah _bRecurso eletrónico _eessays on the Abu Sayyaf group _eterrorism in the Philippines from Al-Qaeda to ISIS _fRommel C. Banlaoi |
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| 205 | _a4th ed. | ||
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_aManila _cPhilippine Institute for Peace, Violence and Terrorism Research (PIPVTR) _d2019 |
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_a1 CD-ROM _d12 cm |
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| 300 | _aFicheiro de 3,66 MB em formato PDF (221 p.) | ||
| 330 | _aPreface to the fourth edition. 1. Roots and evolution. 2. Leadership dynamics. 3. Bandit or terrorist? 4. Threat of maritime piracy and terrorism. 5. Youth as victims and perpetrators of terrorism. 6. Media and terrorism. 7. Sources of resilience under the Arroyo administration. 8. The pull of terrorism. 9. Terror threats a decade After 9/11. 10. Terrorist threats under the Aquino III administration. 11. The ISIS threats to Philippine security. 12. The ISIS threats and followers in the Philippines. 13. Islamic state East Asia: the ISIS followers in Mindanao. 14. Crime-Terrorism nexus under the Duterte administration. 15. Martial law and the ISIS terror threats in Mindanao. 16. Rise of family terrorism. 17. Threats of narcoterrorism: the Marawi siege. 18. Terror threats after Marawi Liberation. 19. Suicide terrorism: the current face of terror. Annexes. About PIPVTR . | ||
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_aGRUPO TERRORISTA _9329105 |
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_aTERRORISMO _9410420 |
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_aJIHAD ISLÂMICA _9330211 |
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_aFILIPINAS _9339688 |
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_aBANLAOI _bRommel C. _9359028 |
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