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    Understanding and Reducing the Ability of Violent Nonstate Actors to Adapt to Change

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    Title:

    Understanding and Reducing the Ability of Violent Nonstate Actors to Adapt to Change

    Contributors:

    M. Vasseur (author) / C. C. Serena (author) / C. P. Clarke (author) / I. A. Chindea (author) / E. E. Mueller (author) / N. Vest (author)

    Publication date:

    2022

    Size:

    24 pages

    Type of media:

    Report

    Type of material:

    No indication

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Civil war , Corporations , Crime , Governments , Insurgency , Intelligence community (united states) , International organizations , Military operations , New york , Public policy , Security , Sri lanka , Terrorism , Terrorists , United states , Violence , War colleges

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