Reviewers focused on assessing references specifically related to social groupings and clusters [e.g., teams, groups and networks], in social spaces [e.g., holes, edges, boundaries and gaps] and in specific places [e.g., organisations, communities, schools, churches and hospitals].
Terrorist groups and networks do suffer when they lose charismatic leaders.
Other terrorist groups and networks have suffered as a result of the loss of such figures.
"This is actually a syndicate of related and associated militant groups and networks," said one American officer, summarizing the emerging view of Pakistani officials.
"Social groups and networks founded the G.L.B.T. community as early as the 1950s," said Paul Boneberg, executive director of the GLBT Historical Society.
Since the beginning of the uprising, Syria has barred most foreign journalists, and many news accounts have relied on human rights groups and networks of activists inside Syria.
This evidence is found in consumer behaviour research, community development or the transition towns movement, which use a social-psychological model of change through mutually supportive groups and networks.
"I am confident that the support given to Fiction Uncovered by booksellers, the Arts Council and libraries, as well as other groups and networks, will mean that these writers find the wider readership they deserve.
But I remain passionately convinced that our national security - not to mention our ability to fight back against organised crime groups and networks of child abusers - means we need this Bill.
The Central Intelligence Agency reports that the United States invasion has made Iraq a source for anti-American action, a training ground for jihadists, who will "build transnational terrorist cells, groups and networks" throughout the region if not the world (news article, June 22).
From there, organic proliferation of the messaging and data through authentic peer groups and networks was inevitable.
