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Historical Dictionary of Terrorism Third Edition

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AcknowledgmentsI would like to thank those who have made the third edition <strong>of</strong> thiswork possible. In particular I want to recognize the efforts <strong>of</strong> KathrynA. Way, chief librarian for the Pasadena Branch <strong>of</strong> the U.S. Court <strong>of</strong>Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, who cataloged relevant U.S. governmentdocuments and publications. I must thank Cheryl Hardy, administrativeassistant <strong>of</strong> the Political Science Department at Idaho State University,who helped pro<strong>of</strong>read an ever-growing text, and also Ralph andRochelle Lillig, who not only helped pro<strong>of</strong>read the text but <strong>of</strong>feredvalued comments regarding style and grammar. Special thanks is owedto the staff <strong>of</strong> the Instructional Technology Resource Center <strong>of</strong> ISU, inparticular Brent L. Hutchins, John A. Lovelace, and Jared B. Schaalje,who assisted with the formatting <strong>of</strong> texts, and also Lydia K. Warth, whohelped redesign the bookcover art. Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Eduardo Castilla Ortiz <strong>of</strong>Missouri Western State University aided with the correct translation<strong>of</strong> various Spanish names <strong>of</strong> South American terrorist groups. Pyrotechnicianand demolition expert Richard C. Green <strong>of</strong> TeraPascal LLCexplained the various types <strong>of</strong> explosive and incendiary materials aswell as the components <strong>of</strong> improvised explosive devices. Lon D. Wafordlent his expertise regarding game theory while John Nielson <strong>of</strong> theGeographic Information Systems Training and Research Center <strong>of</strong> ISUdirected me to current research on GIS applications in counterterrorism.Peter N. Spagnolo, <strong>of</strong> the Government Training Institute <strong>of</strong> Boise,Idaho, lent his expertise on counterinsurgency. Former and currentstudents Nathan Drashner, Kris Knight, Christopher Monasterski, RoryOlsen, Andrew G. Steinfeldt, Lubomir Traykov, and John Warner allhelped review parts <strong>of</strong> the text. Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Corey Schou, Director <strong>of</strong> theInformatics Research and Education Institute <strong>of</strong> Idaho State University,contributed to the current edition in matters pertaining to Internet securityand information assurance. I must also thank the Foundation for theDefense <strong>of</strong> Democracies for enabling me to contact leading terrorismix

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