Terrorism as transnational advocacy: An organizational and tactical examination

Article Abstract:

A study comparing the transnational advocacy networks (TANs) and Terror TANs (TTANs) is illustrated, thereby offering an insight into the tactics and motivations that define modern terrorism. Al Qaeda is very much like a transnational advocacy network because its approach is sophisticated, it uses transnational information flows and financial resources to advance its agenda and like the human rights movement, and it uses communication technology for easy spread of information.

United States, Usage, Technology application, Communication, Communications, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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The Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) as criminal syndicate: funding terrorism through organized crime, a case study

Article Abstract:

A case study of TurkeyEs terrorist organization known as Kurdish WorkersE Party (PKK) is presented to analyze occurrence of transnational organized crime and terrorism.

Financial management, Turkey, Organized Crime, Finance, Company financing, Kurdish Workers' Party (Turkey), Case study

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