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| [Their role also consists in watching over recruitment to a] network and ensuring the loyalty of recruits through a variety of procedural promises and hidden pressure directed against new members and their families. Guardians pursue to avoid defections from the network actors and to reduce losses when defections occur.
5) Extenders extend the network by recruiting new members and also by negotiating association with other networks and encouraging association with the business sector, government and justice. Various strategies are used to this end. They range from unpaid recruitment through corruption and bribery to involuntary recruitment through pressure, infrequently supported by encouragements and prizes. 6) Monitors are devoted to the network’s usefulness their tasks consist in providing information to organizers regarding flaws and hitches within the network so that the organizers can decide them. Monitors guarantee that the network is able to correct to new situations and keep the high degree of elasticity that is essential to avoid law enforcement. 7) Crossovers are part of a terrorist network, but continue to work in legal institutions, whether governmental, financial or commercial. As such, these individuals provide vital evidence and contribute to the guard of a network. |
Their role also consists in watching over recruitment to the network and ensuring the loyalty of recruits through a variety of ritual oaths and latent coercion directed against new members and their families. Guardians seek to prevent defections from the network actors and to minimize damages when defections occur.
5) Extenders extend the network by recruiting new members and also by negotiating collaboration with other networks and encouraging collaboration with the business sector, government and justice. Various tactics are used to this end. They range from voluntary recruitment through bribery and corruption to involuntary recruitment through coercion, occasionally supported by incentives and rewards. 6) Monitors are dedicated to the network’s effectiveness their responsibilities consist in providing information to organizers regarding weaknesses and problems within the network so that the organizers can resolve them. Monitors ensure that the network is able to adjust to new circumstances and maintain the high degree of flexibility that is necessary to circumvent law enforcement. 7) Crossovers are part of a criminal network, but continue to work in legal institutions, whether governmental, financial or commercial. As such, these individuals provide invaluable information and contribute to the protection of the network. |
Refer also to the previous page: Nm/Fragment_246_08. No source is given |
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| Investigative data mining can also be used to understand the psychological effects of terrorism. One of the main effects of terrorism is fear, which is spread through network structures such as media, the Internet, and personal relationships. For example, the number of ties an individual has to victims of terrorism may impact the individual’s perception of the risk of terrorism.
It is believed to see further research on network structure evolution. It would be interesting to compare structures of multiple terrorist [networks to see how they evolve over time.] |
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Network analysis can also be used to understand the psychological effect of terrorism. One of the main effects of terrorism is fear, which is spread through network [p.8] structures such as media, the Internet, and personal relationships. For example, the number of ties an individual has to victims of terrorism may impact the individual’s perception of the risk of terrorism. Finally, I would like to see further research on network structure evolution. It would be interesting to compare the structure of multiple terrorist networks to see how they evolve over time. |
On the final stretch of Nm's thesis one can find a large portion of somebody else's final thoughts on the subject. |
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