A model of terrorist-criminal relations

Article Abstract:

The various relationships that have developed between criminality and politically motivated groups are described. The relationships are divided into seven categories and future into four general crime-terror relationships such as alliances, operational motivations, convergence and the black hole syndrome.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Terrorists, Criminal act

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Terrorist threat to energy infrastructure increases

Article Abstract:

Al-QaedaEs operations focused on hard economic targets that resulted in energy terrorism incidents in regions where there was a growth of Islamist groups. The increase in Islamist groups indicated a rise in the risk of attacks on energy sector infrastructure in 2003.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Energy industries, Military aspects, Energy industry, Company business planning, Al-Qaeda

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