Terrornomics

Contents: Foreword; Introduction, Sean S. Costigan; Part 1 Financing Terror: The evolution of terrorist financing since 9/11: how the new generation of jihadists fund themselves, Loretta Napoleoni; Funding evil: how terrorism is financed and the nexus of terrorist and criminal organizations, Rachel Ehrenfeld; Substantiating the nexus between diaspora groups and the financing of terrorism, Michel Hess; An analysis of the role of Iranian diaspora in the financial support system of the mujahedin-e khalq, Mark Edmond Clark. Part 2 Issues and Analyses: Arms and terrorism: tracing the links, William D. Hartung and Frida Berrigan; The United States, small arms and terrorism, Rachel Stohl; Terrorists and the internet: crashing or cashing in?, Sean S. Costigan; Preventing terrorist best practices from going mass market: a case study of suicide attacks 'crossing the chasm', Rockford Weitz and Stacy Reiter Neal; Free trade and terrorism, Katherine Barbieri and Swapna Pathak. Part 3 Policies: Institutionalized responses to 9/11, Rico Carisch; Using sanctions to fight terrorism, Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Thomas Moll; The brittle superpower, Stephen E. Flynn; Glossary; Index.

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• Luta contra o terrorismo
• Violência na sociedade
• Crime organizado
• Economia internacional