Description
Since its inception, ESOC has supported work to understand terrorist groups’ characteristics, motivations, and organizational structures. This line of research began before ESOC, when Joe Felter organized the Combating Terrorism Center’s (CTC) Project Harmony, an effort to declassify and analyze internal al-Qa’ida documents. ESOC scholars carried the work forward, developing game theoretic models to understand terrorist management practices and working with RAND and the CTC to declassify a wider range of terrorist organization documents from Iraq.
Related Publications
- 2019The Oxford Handbook of Terrorism
- 2016Rand Corporation
- 2016Journal of Conflict Resolution
- 2015Bloomberg Opinion
- 2015Conflict Management and Peace Science
- 2014SSRN
- 2014The Boston Globe
- 2014Occasional Paper Series, Combating Terrorism Center at Westpoint
- 2014Foreign Policy
- 2013Foreign Affairs Online
- 2013Princeton University Press
- 2013Stability: International Journal of Security & Development
- 2012Perspectives on Terrorism
- 2012World Politics
- 2011IGCC Working Paper
- 2010Security Studies
- 2009MIT Press
- 2008Cambridge University Press
- 2008Journal of Public Economics
- 2007The Harmony Project
Sponsors
Minerva Research Initiative