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• TITLE: Terrorist Attacks on Non-Governmental Organizations

  AUTHORS: Craig S. Stapley

  KEYWORDS: Terrorism, Targeting, NGO, Non-Governmental Organization, Terrorist

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.4 No.4, October 29, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Understanding the process by which terrorist groups decide on whom to target would seem to be a process that might lend itself to study and generalization that would be helpful in predicting later attacks. This study hopes to look at the attacks on non-governmental organizations and determine if there is a systematic set of measures that would allow us to determine if terrorist groups do rationally approach target selection in such a way to derive a pattern that would inform future attack avoidance.