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Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e Lashkar-I-Omar (Pakistan) 2001– 10s L NF R RC — Laskar Jihad (Indonesia) 2000– 10,000s LM F R RC — Latin American Patriotic Army (Colombia, Venezuela) 2001 10s UM PF LW RC S Lautaro Youth Movement (Chile) 1983–1994 100s UM F LW RC PO Lebanese Arab Youth (Lebanon) 1977 10s LM PF N PC S Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Faction (Lebanon) 1979–1986 100s LM PF LW RC PO Lebanese Liberation Front (Lebanon) 1987–1989 10s LM NF N PC PO Lebanese National Resistance Front (Lebanon) 1982–1990 100s LM NF LW RC S Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Organization (Lebanon) 1973–1974 10s LM F LW PC PO Liberation Front of Quebec (Canada) 1963–1972 100s H F N TC PO Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (Sri Lanka) 1976– 10,000s LM PF N TC — Libyan Islamic Fighitng Group (Libya) 1995– 100s UM NF R RC — 166 How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qa’ida Lord’s Resistance Army (Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Uganda) 1992– 1,000s L PF R RC — Los Macheteros (Puerto Rico, U.S.) 1976–1999 10s UM F N RC PO Loyalist Volunteer Force (Northern Ireland, UK) 1997–2003 100s H F N SQ PT
Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (Macedonia, Greece) 2001 1,000s LM PF N TC PT Mahdi Army (Iraq) 2003– 1,000s LM NF N PC — Mahir Cayan Suicide Group (Turkey) 1975 10s LM F LW RC S Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front (Chile) 1989–1994 100s UM F LW PC PO Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front (Chile) 1983–1989 1,000s LM PF LW RC V Maoist Communist Center (India) 1969–2004 1,000s L F LW TC S Mariano Moreno National Liberation Comando (Argentina) 2005 10s UM F LW PC PT Martyr Abu-Ali Mustafa Brigades (Israel, West Bank/Gaza) 2001– 10s LM PF N TC — Masada, Action and Defense Movement (France) 1972–1988 10s H F RW SR PO Maximiliano Gomez Revolutionary Brigade (Dominican Republic) 1987–1987 10s LM F LW PC PT May 15 Organization for the Liberation of Palestine (Iraq) 1979–1985 10s UM NF N RC S May 19 Communist Order (U.S.) 1983–1986 10s H F LW PC PO Meinhof-Puig-Antich Group (France) 1975 10s H F LW SR PT Mohammed’s Army (Yemen) 2000 10s L NF R RC PO Montoneros (Argentina) 1970–1981 10s UM PF LW RC MF End-of-Terror Data Set 167
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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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