Berman and Laitin claim that this phenomenon is particularly likely to be perpetuated by members of public good-providing clubs against "hard" targets.
Berman and Laitin claim that this phenomenon is particularly likely to be perpetuated by members of public good-providing clubs against "hard" targets. An "outbidding" model of this phenomenon was developed by Mia Bloom. A 2005 book about this phenomenon claimed that occupation by democracies was likely to lead to this action. That book about this action by Robert Pape was criticized for selecting on the dependent variable in analyzing incidents of this action including several in 1995 involving (*) naval vessels in Jaffna. Those incidents were perpetrated by a "Black" group that was created to engage in missions ending in this action by the LTTE. For 10 points, identify this subject of Dying to Win, a strategy often employed by terrorists expecting martyrdom.
Berman and Laitin claim that this phenomenon is particularly likely to be perpetuated by members of public good-providing clubs against "hard" targets.
suicide bombing or suicide attacking or suicide terrorism [prompt on "bombing" or "terrorism"]