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What types of media to terrorists collect?: An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK

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What types of media to terrorists collect? An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK. / Holbrook, Donald.
In: ICCT Research Paper, 01.09.2017.

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Holbrook, D 2017, 'What types of media to terrorists collect? An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK' ICCT Research Paper. https://doi.org/10.19165/2017.1.11

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Holbrook, D. (2017). What types of media to terrorists collect? An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK. ICCT Research Paper. https://doi.org/10.19165/2017.1.11

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Holbrook D. What types of media to terrorists collect? An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK. ICCT Research Paper. 2017 Sept 1. doi: 10.19165/2017.1.11

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Holbrook, Donald. / What types of media to terrorists collect? An analysis of religious, political and ideological publications found in terrorism investigations in the UK. In: ICCT Research Paper. 2017.

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