Structure Depends on Organization Cell Strategy refers to the organizational technique of dividing terrorist organizations into small sub-units that usually interact in a larger network. Cells can be composed of anywhere between 3-10 individuals. Many present-day terrorist organizations use some variation of cell strategy. Cell strategy can be understood to form a continuum ranging from cells that serve as units in a broader hierarchical network to cells that are self-sustaining units in a non-hierarchical network, depending on the interests and methods of the leadership of the organization. The three most common forms of cell strategy include the:- traditional cell, the endemic cell (also known as Self Starter Cells) and the sleeper cell. Vladimir Lenin as Pioneer Cell strategy is not new to terrorist organizations, although changes in the international security arena have made it more prevalent now than in the...
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