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| [Operating in cells not only guarantees the security of group members but also such decentralized structure] helps to continue conducting actions.
Terrorists may organize cells based on family or employment relationships, on a geographic basis, or by specific functions such as direct action and intelligence. Terrorist groups may also form multifunctional cells and these cells may be used by terrorist groups to control its members. Cell members remain in close contact with each other in order to provide emotional support and to prevent desertion or breach of security procedures. Cell leaders are normally the people who communicate and coordinate with higher levels and other cells. A terrorist group may form only one cell or may form many cells that operate locally, trans-nationally, or internationally. The composition, size and number of cells in the terrorist organization depend on the size of the terrorist group itself. An international terrorist group operating in more than within one country has more cells than the one operating in a single country or limited territory. |
This decentralized structure helps keep activists out of jail and free to continue conducting actions.”
Terrorists may organize cells based on family or employment relationships, on a geographic basis, or by specific functions such as direct action and intelligence. The terrorist group may also form multifunctional cells. The terrorist group uses the cells to control its members. Cell members remain in close contact with each other in order to provide emotional support and to prevent desertion or breach of security procedures. The cell leader is normally the only person who communicates and coordinates with higher levels and other cells. A terrorist group may form only one cell or may form many cells that operate locally, transnationally, or internationally. The number of cells and their composition depend on the size of the terrorist group. A terrorist group operating within one country frequently has fewer cells and specialized teams than does an international terrorist group that may operate in several countries. |
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| 2.7 GROUP ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
As stated earlier, there are two basic models used when examining the overall organizational structure of a terrorist group. These are the hierarchical and the networked models. A terrorist group may employ either type or a combination of the two models. 2.7.1 Hierarchical Structure Hierarchical structure organizations maintain a well-defined vertical chain of command, authority and responsibility. Data and intelligence flows up and down organizational channels that correspond to these non-horizontal chains, but may not move horizontally through the organization. This is more traditional, and is common of groups that are well established with a command and support structure. |
Group Organizational Structure
As stated earlier, there are two basic models used when examining the overall organizational structure of a terrorist group. These are the hierarchical and the networked models. A terrorist group may employ either type or a combination of the two models. Hierarchical Structure Hierarchical structure organizations are those that have a well-defined vertical chain of command linkage and responsibility. Data and intelligence flows up and down organizational channels that correspond to these vertical chains, but may not move horizontally through the organization. This is more traditional, and is common of groups that are well established with a command and support structure. |
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