变色龙
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Philip Vos Fellman,Yaneer Bar-Yam,Ali A. MinaiUtilizes complexity science to examine terrorism, specifically terrorist networks.New models are presented in this book including Dynamic Network Analysis and emergent models of insurgency.Authors hav
seroma
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gerontocracy
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沟通
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978-1-4939-4383-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015
OMIT
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Oligarchy
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Masks, Prosthetics and Performance,w significance as a sociopolitical phenomenon and as a method of warfare. Terrorism has been analyzed from a variety of viewpoints, ranging from security and military research to cultural studies and anthropological analyses. Scholars in the field of Complexity Science (Complex Adaptive Systems [CAS
OATH
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Gilbert Owusu,Paul O’Brien,Neil F. Doherty study of behavior. As Victoroff explains, “it would seem appropriate for the scholarly disciplines of psychology and psychiatry to bring their intellectual resources to bear on the political problems of terrorism, a problem that—stripped to the basics—is one of atypical human behavior” (p. 4).
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Transforming Field and Service Operationsir actions on the “hearts and minds” of the target populations similar to the way that they take the physical/kinetic effects of their actions into account. The problem is that while there are a number of tools that commanders can use to assess physical effects of their kinetic actions (for instance
amenity
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MOT
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Prabhu Pingali,Anaka Aiyar,Andaleeb Rahman the standard approach developed by Lanchester. Whilst that approach incorporates spatial and temporal resolution into a single force-on-force expression, this paper argues that it fails to account for a considerable aspect of combat: manoeuvre warfare. It is this aspect the description of the ‘Phys