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Ideologically Motivated Murder The Threat Posed By White Supremacist Groups 1st Edition David J Caspi

Name: Ideologically Motivated Murder The Threat Posed By White Supremacist Groups 1st Edition David J Caspi
SKU: BELL-51252034
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Ideologically Motivated Murder The Threat Posed By White Supremacist Groups 1st Edition David J Caspi instant download after payment.

Publisher: LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.55 MB

Pages: 207

Author: David J. Caspi

ISBN: 9781593327064, 1593327064

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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Ideologically Motivated Murder The Threat Posed By White Supremacist Groups 1st Edition David J Caspi by David J. Caspi 9781593327064, 1593327064 instant download after payment.

Acts of terrorism committed by domestic extremists outnumber those committed by international actors. White supremacist groups are linked to a considerable number of these terrorist acts. Although part of the same movement, certain groups appear to pose a greater threat than others in that they are linked to a greater number of ideologically motivated homicides. Caspi investigated whether a group’s location within its network accounted for this phenomenon. Interestingly, this preliminary study suggests that an association between network location and threat of extreme violence does exist. This finding may have important implications for those tasked with fighting terrorism.