When the leader of a terrorist network is killed, imprisoned, or otherwise incapacitated, a power vacuum is created. Recent findings may help government and military leaders figure out who is likely to fill that vacuum — and determine what steps to take next. The UMD team developed an analytics tool called “STONE” (Shaping Terrorist Organizational […]
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