Terrorism Financing

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Osama a Wizard of Illusion and Rhetoric — Jun 1, 2011

Bin Laden was chairman of the board, not CEO, using his moral authority to urge his tiny army forward, pointing out new ways to kill Americans, encouraging followers to think outside the typical terrorist playbook, writes Brian Michael Jenkins.

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Glimpse of bin Laden Techniques in Captured Records of al-Qa'ida in Iraq — May 27, 2011

Captured financial documents of al-Qa'ida's Iraq affiliate in Anbar Province revealed its internal operations and enabled one of the most comprehensive assessments of an al-Qa'ida linked group, write Benjamin Bahney, Renny McPherson, and Howard J. Shatz.

COMMENTARY

How Might bin Laden's Demise Affect Business? — May 25, 2011

Given how markets are responding thus far, Osama Bin Laden's death is likely to have a modestly positive and buoyant effect on equity markets, writes Charles Wolf, Jr.

REPORT

Financial Records of al-Qa'ida in Iraq Reveal Vulnerabilities and Information about the Group — Dec 22, 2010

An analysis of the financial operations and economics of al-Qa'ida in Iraq in Anbar province indicates that members were poorly compensated and suggests that they were not motivated primarily by money to join the group.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

The Economic Cost of Harboring Terrorism — Dec 31, 2009

The literature on conflict and terrorism has paid little attention to the economic costs of terrorism for the perpetrators. This article aims to fill that gap by examining the economic costs of harboring suicide terror attacks.

REPORT

Understanding Proto-Insurgencies — Oct 3, 2007

The most effective U.S. counterinsurgency action would be to anticipate the possibility of insurgencies developing; it could then provide training and advisory programs and inhibit outsides support.

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