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Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e OPR-33 (Argentina, Uruguay) 1971–1976 10s UM NF LW SR MF Orange Volunteers (Northern Ireland) 1998–2001 10s H F N SQ PO Order, The (U.S.) 1982–1984 10s H F RW SR PO Order II, The (U.S.) 1986 10s H F RW SR PO Orly Organization (France) 1981–1983 10s H F N PC S Oromo Liberation Front (Ethiopia, Somalia 1973– 1,000s L PF N TC — Padanian Armed Separatist Phalanx (Italy) 1998 10s H F N TC PT Palestine Liberation Front (Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia) 1959–1996 100s LM NF N TC PT Palestine Liberation Organization (West Bank/Gaza) 1964– 10,000s LM PF N TC — Palestine Resistance (France) 1980 10s H F N PC S Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Israel, Syria, West Bank/Gaza) 1978– 100s LM PF R TC — Palestinian Popular Struggle Front (Lebanon, Syria) 1967–1991 10s LM NF N TC PT 172 How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qa’ida Palestinian Revolution Forces General Command (Israel, West Bank/Gaza) 1985–1987 100s LM NF N TC S Pan-Turkish Organization (Bulgaria, Netherlands) 1985 10s UM NF N RC S Parbatya Chattagram Jana Sanghati Samity (Bangladesh) 1972– 100s L PF N TC —
Table A.1—Continued Organization Operating Peak Size Econ. a Regime b Type c Goal d Ended e Partisans of Holy War (Lebanon) 1987 10s LM NF R PC S Pattani United LIberation Organization (Malaysia, Thailand) 1968– 10s LM NF R TC — Peace Conquerors (Austalia, Belgium, Germany) 1985 10s H F LW PC PT Pedro Leon Arboleda Movement (Colombia) 1979–1987 10s LM F LW RC S People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (South Africa) 1995– 100s UM F RW PC — People’s Command (Bolivia) 1986 10s LM F LW PC PT People’s Liberation Army (Bangladesh, Burma, India) 1978– 1,000s L F N TC — People’s Liberation Army of Kurdistan (Turkey) 1985– 1,000s UM PF N TC — People’s Liberation Forces (Colombia) 1998–2000 10s LM PF LW RC PO People’s Liberation Forces (El Salvador) 1970–1991 100s LM PF LW RC PT People’s Revolutionary Armed Forces (Mexico) 1972–1977 10s LM PF LW RC S People’s Revolutionary Army (Argentina) 1960–1977 100s UM NF LW RC MF Peoples Revolutionary Front (Philippines) 1971 10s LM PF LW PC S People’s Revolutionary Militias (Ecuador) 2003– 10s LM PF LW PC — People’s Revolutionary Organization (Argentina) 1992–1997 10s UM F LW RC PO End-of-Terror Data Set 173
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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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