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View all- Scime AMurray GHunter L(2010)Testing terrorism theory with data miningInternational Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies10.1504/IJDATS.2010.0324532:2(122-139)Online publication date: 1-Apr-2010
Citizen centric analysis of anti/counter-terrorism e-government services
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H. R. Rao, JinKyu LeeAuthors Info & Claims
Pages 425 - 426
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This paper presents an ongoing research project that seeks to leverage Information and Communication Technologies to better protect citizens from terrorism by enhancing citizen-government information flow. The paper summarizes results from two previous survey studies and presents a follow-up study planned in spring 2006.
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