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: Terrorism Research NewsMumbai Terrorist Attacks Show Rise of Strategic Terrorist Culture
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The Rand Corporation has released a study on the Mumbai terrorist attacks last year.
The Mumbai terrorist attacks in India suggest the possibility of an escalating terrorist campaign in South Asia and the rise of a strategic terrorist culture, according to a study issued today by the RAND Corporation.
The RAND study identifies the operational and tactical features of the attack, evaluates the response of Indian security forces, and analyzes the implications for India, Pakistan and the United States.
Download study here.
Hat tip DocutickerFull post as published by Terrorism Research News on January 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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