Al-Qaeda after Awlaki by Rohan Gunaratna

“…The death of Anwar al-Awlaki has dealt a severe blow to al-Qaeda, its associated groups and homegrown cells. …”
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End of Al Qaeda era? by Pantucci, Raffaello

“…The reported passing of more of Al Qaeda’s senior leadership marks the almost complete passing of a generation. …”
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Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula : a new constellation of militants by Pavlova, Elena

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Al-Qaeda grows in Africa : new union with Al Shabaab by Rohan Gunaratna

“…After it formalised its association with al-Qaeda, the momentum of attacks, especially suicide attacks, increased. …”
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Through the lens of Clausewitz’s remarkable trinity and centre of gravity : understanding the cause of the Al Qaeda threat and countering that threat. by Law, Arthur Choong Kian.

“…Using Prussian military General Carl Von Clausewitz's two strategic concepts of Remarkable Trinity and the Centre of Gravity, the paper attempts to search for the root causes of the Al Qaeda threat and also gives suggestions as to how counter terrorism efforts can be made more effective.…”
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Marginal causal flows for validation and inference by de Vassimon Manela, D, Battaglia, L, Evans, RJ

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Audio-based approaches in tuning retrieval of gamelan ensemble by Hamdan, Sinin

“…The tone of peking was investigated using time-frequency analysis (TFA). Melda analyzer proved that all peking sustained the initial fundamental frequency and overtone at t=0 until 2s. …”
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American foreign policy after 9/11 : a strategic turn towards unilateralism. by Seow, Troy Kim Cheng.

“…The Bush administration's foreign policy represents a distinct strategic turn towards unilateralism, due to these factors: (1) American economic and military power (2) Psychological impact of the Al-Qaeda attacks on Sept 11, 2001 (3) The belief that in order to achieve its security, America needs to be free from the international rules, and also use military strength to reshape the world.…”
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Delegitimising Osama's ideological legacy by Mohamed Feisal Mohamed Hassan

“…The death of Osama Bin Laden will not end Al Qaeda-inspired terrorism. The next battle should focus on the delegitimisation of Osama's ideological legacy.…”
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Intelligence failure in U.S. counterterrorism by King, Brian Allen

“…One case is a state-sponsored terrorist attack (Khobar Towers), another planned by al-Qaeda core leadership (USS Cole), and the last is an insider attack inspired by AQAP (Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida). …”
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Ethnic violence in China: time for a change in Beijing's approach? by Rohan Gunaratna

“…China needs to beware of pushing disgruntled Uighurs into the arms of Al Qaeda.…”
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The underwear bomber : a Malaysia connection? by Clint Lorimore.

“…Is there a terrorism nexus between Al Qaeda, Yemen and Malaysia?…”
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Israel and Saudi Arabia : forging ties on quicksand by Dorsey, James M

“…Distrust of US-led efforts for a negotiated end to the Iranian nuclear crisis, animosity towards the Muslim Brotherhood, a shared determination to defeat Al Qaeda, and questions about the reliability of the US as an ally have persuaded Saudi Arabia and Israel to go public with their tacit alliance despite the absence of diplomatic relations between the two erstwhile enemies.…”
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"Iconic Soft Targets"? Public Housing Estates, Terrorism and Social Resilience by Kumar Ramakrishna, Vasu, Norman, Quiggin, Tom

“…Since the September 11 2001 Al Qaeda attacks in New York and Washington, governments around the world have responded to the threat of catastrophic terrorism by tightening security around targets with so-called "iconic" or "symbolic" value. …”
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To what extent does online Islamist extremism lead to terrorism: a case study of Indonesia. by Nur Azlin Mohamed Yasin

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11 September and China : opportunities, challenges, and warfighting by Li, Nan.

“…On warfighting, this essay shows that the People's Liberations Army has learned several major lessons from 11 September: for the superior (US) side, information and capabilitiy dominance, enhanced role of special operations, and fusing old and new technologies; and for the inferior (Al Qaeda and Taliban) side, asymmetrical and unrestricted warfare. …”
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The Aceh-based militant network : a trigger for a view into the insightful complex of conceptual and historical links by Giora Eliraz

“…During February- April 2010 a militant network, known as Tandzim Al Qaeda Serambi Mekah, was discovered by the Indonesian police. …”
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To what extent is in-group affiliation motive and group-based positive emotions associated with the level of extremism? by Chua, Karie Sing Ying

“…The sample for this study consisted of two terrorist groups, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS). …”
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