RT journal article
T1 Kidnappings as a terrorist instrument of AQIM and the MUJAO
A1 Echevarría Jesús, Carlos
K1 AQIM
K1 Algeria
K1 Ansaru
K1 Boko Haram
K1 In Amenas
K1 Jihadist-Salafst terrorism
K1 kidnappings
K1 Libya
K1 Maghreb
K1 Mali
K1 MUJAO
K1 Niger
K1 Nigeria
K1 ramsons
K1 Sahel
K1 SGPC (GSPC, in its more frequent French acronym)
K1 Tunisia
K1 AQMI
K1 Ansaru
K1 Argelia
K1 GSPC
K1 In Amenas
K1 Magreb
K1 Malí
K1 Níger
K1 Nigeria
K1 rescates
K1 Sahel
K1 secuestros
K1 terrorismo yihadista salafsta
K1 Túnez
K1 Algérie
K1 enlevements
K1 Libye
K1 MUJAO
K1 raçons
K1 terrorisme djihadiste-salafste
K1 Tunisie
AB This article updates to the Spring of 2013 the kidnappings implemented by a numberof Salafst-Jihadist groups acting in the Maghreb, the Sahel, and Nigeria, providing analysis. Sincethen, a number of hostages have been released and other foreigners have been kidnapped, but thekey-issues defning the terrorist groups’ strategies remain. The threat is always there, and their mostnegative consequences (payment of ransoms and release of Jihadist-Salafst prisoners, among others)do remain as well.
PB Cátedra Jean Monnet  << Inmigración y Fronteras>>
SN 2341-0868
YR 2013
FD 2013
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10498/19500
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10498/19500
LA eng
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz
RD 09-may-2026