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<dl><dd>"April 2008"--P. [1] of cover</dd>
<dd>Includes bibliographic references</dd>
<dd>Background -- Mechanics of terrorist financing -- Organizations with Mandates to disrupt terrorist financing -- Legal considerations -- Recommendations and desired effects -- Conclusion. Appendix A. FTO locations and the original pan-Islamic Caliphate -- Appendix B. Alternative financing mechanisms -- Appendix C. U.S. organizations and efforts to disrupt terrorist financing -- Appendix D. International organizations and efforts to disrupt terrorist financing -- Appendix E. International resolutions and conventions -- Appendix F. U.S. laws, federal regulations, Federal Register notices, and miscellaneous sources of DOD authority -- Appendix G. Worldwide information and intelligence network (WIIN) -- Appendix H. Acronyms and terms</dd>
<dd>"Major Anderson provides an excellent overview of terrorist financing and expands upon how it fits into the broader construct of threat financing. He articulates the significant challenges any government faces in trying to interrupt the terrorist networks use of the global financial system. The sheer immensity of this system provides ample opportunity for terrorists to operate undetected or unhindered. He also highlights that the very international nature of the global economic system presents enormous challenges in trying to coordinate amongst the almost 200 sovereign states that comprise the current world order."--JSOU web site</dd>
<dd>kmc/kmc oclc 2/27/09</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Mechanical engineering; Naval architecture</div>
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Arcano, Joseph Timothy Jr.</div>
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