A Glance at Terrorist Organizations from the Perspective of Organizational Theories by Sefer Yılmaz

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SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF MODERN RELIGIOUS TERRORISM by N. Grigoriev, E. Rodyukov

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Türk Sinemasının İlk Kıbrıs Filmi Kıbrıs’ın Belası Kızıl Eoka’da Terör ve Şiddet Olaylarının Temsili by Mehmet Işık

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Transformation of Turkey's Anti-Terrorism Policy under the AKP by V. A. Avatkov, A. I. Sbitneva

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Agent Based Modeling on Organizational Dynamics of Terrorist Network by Bo Li, Duoyong Sun, Renqi Zhu, Ze Li

“…Based on the experimental results, we show how the changes of operational environments affect the development of terrorist organization in terms of its recovery and capacity to perform future tasks. …”
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THE SECURITY ASPECT OF TURKEY-UNITED STATES RELATIONS: IN SEARCH FOR A NEW MODEL by I. A. Svistunova

“…At the same time such questions as participation of Turkey in the fight against ISIL and the USA military cooperation with the Syrian Kurds, whom Ankara considers to be connected with the PKK terrorist organization, has brought serious contradictions between the two countries. …”
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“Yeni Terörizm”in Geleceğin Güvenlik Ortamına Etkileri: Daeş Örneği by Selim KURT

“…On the other hand, these new terrorist organizations use unusual asymmetric methods to maximize casualties in their actions. …”
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Radicalization and Counter-Radicalization on the Internet (Roles and Responsibilities of Stakeholders in Countering Cyber Terrorism) by Raharjo Agus, Hapsari Retnaningrum Dwi, Sugeng Esmara, Saefudin Yusuf, Ismail Noorfajri

“…This article discusses how terrorists/terrorist organizations use the internet to carry out their actions; the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in countering cyberterrorism. …”
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A Study on Nash-Collative Differential Game of N-Players for Counterterrorism by Mohamed Abd El-Hady Kassem, Abd El-Monem A. Megahed, Hebatallah K. Arafat

“…In this work, by using the Nash-collative approach for a differential game problem between N-governments and terrorist organizations, we study governments’ cooperation and the role of each government for counterterrorism. …”
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The Correlation Between External and Internal Factors of the Libyan Crisis by E. N. Koposova

“…The importance of this region is determined by its geopolitical position, concentration of large natural resources, as well as the fact that it represents the greatest threat to the international security - the bases of terrorist organizations, the strengthening role of the group "Islamic State", drug trafficking and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). …”
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Ripeness Levels and Their Relations with the Success of the Negotiation Method: CPP-NPA, TTP, IRA by Emrah KAYA

“…A similar process takes place in low-intensity conflicts between states and terrorist organizations. After prolonged conflicts, contacts between the parties occur and thus negotiations are initiated. …”
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Detection of Jihadism in Social Networks Using Big Data Techniques Supported by Graphs and Fuzzy Clustering by Cristina Sánchez-Rebollo, Cristina Puente, Rafael Palacios, Claudia Piriz, Juan P. Fuentes, Javier Jarauta

“…Social networks are being used by terrorist organizations to distribute messages with the intention of influencing people and recruiting new members. …”
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Globalization, Security and Governance Challenges in Nigeria by WILSON SIMON OKWOLI, LAMI LENTON ANUGA, JOSEPH ABOGENYE ANUGA

“…That is a defining attribute of terrorist organizations that are active in Nigeria with their international links. …”
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The Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf: History, Key Achievements and Development Prospects by E. S. Melkumyan

“…Finally, the paper dwells on the events of the so called Qatar crisis, resulting from the discontent among the majority of GCC states with Qatar, which they accuse of supporting terrorist organizations. The author concludes that the Qatar crisis has demonstrated that national interests and the desire to maintain national sovereignty tend to have preference in the policy of the Gulf States over the common goals of the GCC. …”
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