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Chapter 5: Uncovering the dynamic nature of terrorism - Coggle Diagram

- - - - International- by representatives of a country against another country
      - Non sate- extremist and resolution for its own stake
      - State-sponsored- by a gov. against its people or in support of international terrorism against another government.
      - Domestic- by residents of a country within that country
      - Internecine- a conflict that spills over into another country or fought on foreign soil
    - - Crusaders -- sacrificial, death attitude; blends politics and religion; seldom willing to negotiate; task-oriented and indifferent to risk; seeks publicity and largest group possible
      - Criminals -- strong self-preservation attitude; selfish; seeks gain and is task-oriented; avoids high risk; predictably targets small groups
      - crazies:strong survival attitude, but not based in reality; self-centered; goals clear only to perpetrator; irrational and unpredictable; strikes at random
    - - Quasi terrorism- skyjacking and hostage taking
      - Limited Political-ideology not not revolutionaryt
      - Nonpolitical-privat pirpose or gain
      - Official or state- used by a nation against nation or people
      - Political- for odeology and political purpose
    - - focused terror- targets specific pubvlic places frequent by opposution
      - dynastic terror- selective targeting of individuals or groups
      - random terror- targets anyone in wrong place at wrong time
      - tactical terror- attacks governments or politically attractive targets
      - masss terror-target genreal pop
    - - caused based
      - enviroments
      - nationalist
      - state sponsored
      - political
      - nuclear
      - revolutionary
      - genocide
  - - - fear as a force multiplier : media WMD,
        
        In the past they did not want alot of people dead trhey wanted people wathcing.