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Books
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Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses
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    Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) – Volume 4, Issue 11

    Ahmed Salah Hashim, Iftekharul Bashar

    01 November 2012

    1 Nov 2012

    WP262 | Wahhabism vs. Wahhabism: Qatar Challenges Saudi Arabia

    James M. Dorsey

    06 September 2013

    6 Sep 2013

    CO08018 | Assassination Attempts in Timor-Leste: Tragedy of a Young Nation

    Loro Horta

    21 February 2008

    21 Feb 2008

    CO06077 | A New Age of Violence: The Political Use of Force in the Context of Gaza and Lebanon

    Paul T. Mitchell

    03 August 2006

    3 Aug 2006

    CO09026 | Elizabeth Wong, Karpal Singh and Hudud: Can Pakatan Survive Differences?

    Goh Nur Firdaus Firoz

    13 March 2009

    13 Mar 2009

    CO13148 | US Tightrope Walk: Arab Autocrats Try to Redefine Terrorism

    James M. Dorsey

    12 August 2013

    12 Aug 2013

    CO13011 | Middle East and North Africa: Another year of Upheaval

    James M. Dorsey

    23 January 2013

    23 Jan 2013

    CO12139 | The Syrian Crisis: Russian Policy Risks Wider Conflict

    James M. Dorsey

    31 July 2012

    31 Jul 2012

    CO12009 | Saudi Arabia embraces Salafism: Countering the Arab uprising?

    James M. Dorsey

    11 January 2012

    11 Jan 2012

    CO11118 | Syria’s Widening Protests: Assad increasingly Beleaguered

    James M. Dorsey

    10 August 2011

    10 Aug 2011

    CO09011 | Obama’s Challenge: Addressing Muslim Radicalization in Pakistan

    Clint Lorimore

    29 January 2009

    29 Jan 2009

    Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis (CTTA) – Volume 3, Issue 8

    Ahmed Salah Hashim

    01 August 2011

    1 Aug 2011
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