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Mapping Opaque Networks, Business Times
 









Excerpts: Terrorist networks are very secretive, and so they operate in small
cells that interconnect only intermittently, and through limited numbers of
people. Interestingly, our response to an epidemic is to do something very
similar (...). Infectious disease teaches us the tactics that terrorists use. 
It follows that if you can identify key connectors in the terrorist network, and
take them out of commission, you can do much more harm to the covert network
than if it were more densely interconnected.
Source: Mapping Opaque Networks[
http://business-times.asia1.com.sg/story/0,4567,79815,00.html ], Patrick Lambe,
Business Times, 03/04/29

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