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100 1  Pape, Robert Anthony, |d1960-
245 10 Dying to win: |bthe strategic logic of suicide terrorism / |cRobert A. Pape.
250    Random House Trade Paperback ed.
260    New York : |bRandom House Trade Paperbacks, |c2006.
300    viii, 353 p. : |bill. ; |c21 cm.
500    "Includes a new afterword" -- p. [1] of cover.
504    Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00  |gIntroduction -- The growing threat -- Explaining suicide terrorism -- pt. 1. The strategic logic of suicide terrorism. -- A strategy for weak actors -- Targeting democracies -- Learning terrorism pays -- pt. 2. The social logic of suicide terrorism -- Occupation and religious difference -- Demystifying al-Qaeda -- Suicide terrorist organizations around the globe -- pt. 3. The individual logic of suicide terrorism -- Altruism and terrorism -- The demographic profile of suicide terrorists -- Portraits of three suicide terrorists -- Conclusion. A new strategy for victory -- Afterword: Why the war on terrorism is heading south -- Appendix I. Suicide terrorist campaigns, 1980-2003 and Iraq through 2005 -- Appendix II. Occupations by democratic states, 1980-2003 -- Appendix III. Salafism in major Sunni Muslim majority countries.
650  0 Terrorism |xPsychological aspects.
650  0 Terrorists |xSuicidal behavior.
650  0 Terrorism |xPrevention.
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