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  • Al Qaida | RAND
    The Question of Succession in Al-Qaida Two months after the death of al Qaida leader Aymin al-Zawahiri, experts continue to debate potential contenders for his replacement while waiting for al-Qaeda to make an announcement A dark horse contender with long ties to Osama bin Laden could upend predictions and threaten to revive one of history's most lethal terrorist groups
  • Is al Qaida Still a Threat? | RAND
    Nineteen years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, does al Qaida still pose a significant threat to U S national security? Among researchers, military and intelligence officials, and policymakers who study the group, there is little consensus An accurate assessment of al Qaida's organizational health must take into account the group's recent and dramatic resurrection
  • Al-Qaida: Terrorist Selection and Recruitment - RAND Corporation
    Al-Qaida and its affiliates have had to adapt since September 11 and since the loss of their training base in Afghanistan, and to incorporate new and more clandestine methods of recruitment priority of the American-led campaign against global terrorism is to move beyond responding to attacks and threats and take proactive steps to cripple al
  • Al-Qaida: Terrorist Selection and Recruitment | RAND
    Chapter 5 of the McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Handbook details various models of al-Qaida may be using to attract new members; approaches to recruitment; characteristics of potential recruits; and nodes-centers of activity, such as mosques, universities, and charities-where al-Qaida's recruiters seek new members and where potential recruits are likely to become acquainted with the radical
  • How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qaida | RAND
    All terrorist groups end But how do they end? Most groups since 1968 have ended because they joined the political process or are defeated by police and intelligence services This has significant implications for countering al Qa'ida
  • The Question of Succession in Al-Qaida | RAND
    Two months after the death of al Qaida leader Aymin al-Zawahiri, experts continue to debate potential contenders for his replacement while waiting for al-Qaeda to make an announcement A dark horse contender with long ties to Osama bin Laden could upend predictions and threaten to revive one of history's most lethal terrorist groups
  • Five Years After the Death of Osama bin Laden, Is the World Safer?
    Five years ago, U S special operations forces killed Osama bin Laden in a raid on his hiding place in Abbottabad, Pakistan Although al Qaeda had been dispersed from its bases in Afghanistan and its support networks had been largely dismantled, nearly 10 years after the 9 11 attacks al Qaeda was still viewed as a terrorist threat Bin Laden's death was seen as a strategic blow to the
  • Is Ayman al-Zawahiri Really the Future of Al-Qaida? | RAND
    Nineteen years after 9 11, al Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has yet to achieve the household notoriety evoked by his immediate predecessor, Osama bin Laden But even though Zawahiri has conjured less of a personality cult, al Qaida's current leader is just as dangerous to the United States as its old one
  • A Persistent Threat: The Evolution of al Qaida and Other Salafi . . .
    Since 2010, there has been a 58 percent increase in the number of jihadist groups, a doubling of fighters, and a tripling of attacks by al Qaeda affiliates The U S cannot afford to withdraw or remain disengaged from key parts of North Africa, the Middle East, or South Asia
  • Al Qaeda, Trends in Terrorism and Future Potentialities: An Assessment
    This paper assesses current trends in terrorism and future potentialities It examines first the presumed state of al Qaeda today with particular reference to its likely agenda in a post–Iraq war world It then more broadly focuses on some key current terrorism trends in order to understand better both how terrorism is changing and what the implications of these changes are in terms of





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