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Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e Anti-Racist Guerrilla Nuclei (Italy) 1999 10s H F LW RC S Anti-Terrorist Liberation Group (France, Spain) 1983–1987 100s H F RW SQ PO Anti-Zionist Movement (Italy) 1999–2000 10s H F RW PC PT Apo’s Revenge Hawks (Turkey) 1999 10s LM PF N TC S Apo’s Youth Revenge Brigades (Turkey) 1999 10s LM PF N TC S April 19 Movement (Colombia) 1970–1990 1,000s LM PF LW RC PT Arab Communist Organization (Lebanon, Syria) 1974–1977 10s LM PF LW PC PO Arab Communist Revolutionary Party (Jordan) 1990–1991 10s LM PF LW PC S Arab Fedayeen Cells (Lebanon) 1986 10s LM PF N TC S Arab Liberation Front (Iraq, Israel, West Bank/Gaza) 1969–1986 100s UM NF N TC S Arab Nationalist Youth for the Liberation of Palestine (Libya) 1974 10s H NF N TC PT Arab Revenge Organization (Lebanon) 1984 10s LM PF N PC S Arab Revolutionary Front (France) 1986 10s H F N PC S 148 How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qa’ida Arabian Peninsula Freemen (Belgium) 1989 10s H F N RC S Arbav Martyrs of Khuzestan (Iran) 2005 10s LM NF N TC S Argentine Anti-Communist Alliance (Argentina) 1974–1976 100s UM NF RW SQ PT
Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e Arizona Patriots (U.S.) 1984–1986 10s H F RW RC PO Armata Corsa (France) 1999– 10s H F N TC — Armata di Liberzione Naziunale (France) 2002–2003 10s H F N TC V Armed Commandos of Liberation (Puerto Rico) 1968–1972 10s UM F N RC S Armed Communist League (Mexico) 1972 10s LM PF LW RC S Armed Forces of National Liberation (Puerto Rico, U.S.) 1974–1985 10s H F N RC PO Armed Forces of National Resistance (El Salvador) 1975–1991 100s LM PF LW PC PT Armed Islamic Group (Algeria) 1992–2005 1,000s LM NF R RC MF Armed Revolutionary Action (Mozambique, Portugal) 1960–1974 100s UM PF N RC V Armed Revolutionary Left (Ecuador) 2004– 10s LM PF LW PC — Armenian Red Army (Lebanon, Netherlands) 1982 10s LM PF N TC PO Armenian Resistance Group (Belgium, Netherlands, Armenia) 1995 10s H F N TC V Armenian Revolutionary Army (Belgium, Portugal, U.S., Austria, Canada, Turkey, Armenia) Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (Armenia, Lebanon) 1970–1985 100s H F N TC S 1980–1997 100s UM NF N TC V End-of-Terror Data Set 149
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THE ARTS CHILD POLICY CIVIL JUSTICE
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HOW TERRORIST GROUPS END Lessons fo
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About the Authors Seth G. Jones is
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Preface By analyzing 648 groups tha
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CHAPTER ONE Introduction There has
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