from what I've learned from COINTEL operations studies is that there is a threat profile ranking system that rates threat targets by what drives them. I can't remember the acronym that was used but it rated threats in sequence from lesser to greater threat: monetary, voluntary, political, religious, and ideological.
The one I learned years back was during an educational seminar on the psychology of terrorism and how to combat it. I wish I still had the notes from it since it was a neat analysis into the varying root causes of it and the nuanced examination into the psychology of the varying kinds of terrorists.
from what I've learned from COINTEL operations studies is that there is a threat profile ranking system that rates threat targets by what drives them. I can't remember the acronym that was used but it rated threats in sequence from lesser to greater threat: monetary, voluntary, political, religious, and ideological.
MICE
There's variants but that's the one I'm familiar with. Money, Ideology, Coercion, Ego
The one I learned years back was during an educational seminar on the psychology of terrorism and how to combat it. I wish I still had the notes from it since it was a neat analysis into the varying root causes of it and the nuanced examination into the psychology of the varying kinds of terrorists.
What does "voluntary" mean here? And how does political differ from ideological?
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