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Political violence beleaguers many parts of the world, but none more than the Persian Gulf. Hypotheses about terrorists abound in public discourse, but empirical studies challenge many common assumptions. This is true for the motivations for “jihad,” recruitment, state responses, and how and why violent organizations are transnational. The workshop report (“Transnational Violence in the Persian Gulf”) discusses these issues, among others. Participants
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