%0 Journal Article 
%A Echevarría Jesús, Carlos
%T Kidnappings as a terrorist instrument of AQIM and the MUJAO
%D 2013
%@ 2341-0868
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10498/19500
%X This article updates to the Spring of 2013 the kidnappings implemented by a number
of Salafst-Jihadist groups acting in the Maghreb, the Sahel, and Nigeria, providing analysis. Since
then, a number of hostages have been released and other foreigners have been kidnapped, but the
key-issues defning the terrorist groups’ strategies remain. The threat is always there, and their most
negative consequences (payment of ransoms and release of Jihadist-Salafst prisoners, among others)
do remain as well.


%K AQIM
%K Algeria
%K Ansaru
%K Boko Haram
%K In Amenas
%K Jihadist-Salafst terrorism
%K kidnappings
%K Libya
%K Maghreb
%K Mali
%K MUJAO
%K Niger
%K Nigeria
%K ramsons
%K Sahel
%K SGPC (GSPC, in its more frequent French acronym)
%K Tunisia
%K AQMI
%K Ansaru
%K Argelia
%K GSPC
%K In Amenas
%K Magreb
%K Malí
%K Níger
%K Nigeria
%K rescates
%K Sahel
%K secuestros
%K terrorismo yihadista salafsta
%K Túnez
%K Algérie
%K enlevements
%K Libye
%K MUJAO
%K raçons
%K terrorisme djihadiste-salafste
%K Tunisie
%~ Universidad de Cádiz