Here is the release of Volume VII, Issue 4 (August 2013) of Perspectives on Terrorism at www.terrorismanalysts.com. This is a special "single theme" issue, offering insights and analyses about the financial activities of terrorists, with a particular emphasis on one of the world's most powerful and well-financed groups-the Lebanese Shia militia Hezbollah. In the first piece, Michael Freeman and Moyara Reuhsen offer a brief tour through the complex world of terrorist strategies for raising and moving funds. Then Matthew Levitt offers a case study of Hezbollah's European criminal enterprises. Joel Hernandez follows him with a detailed case study of the intersections between Hezbollah and global trafficking networks, including the infamous Mexican cartel Los Zetas.
Contents
Terrorism Financing Methods: An Overview by Michael Freeman and Moyara Reuhsen
Hezbollah's Organized Criminal Enterprises in Europe by Matthew Levitt
Terrorism, Drug Trafficking and the Globalization of Supply by Joel Hernández
Draining the Ocean to Catch one Type of Fish: Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Global Counter-Terrorism Financing Regime by Aimen Dean, Edwina Thompson, & Tom Keatinge
The Art of Searching: How to Find Terrorism Literature in the Digital Age by Judith Tinnes
Literature and Online Resources on the Financing of Terrorism, Compiled and selected by Eric Price
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