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Although much political capital has been made regarding the war on terrorism,and while appropriations have gotten underway, there has been a dearth of deepwork on counter-terrorism, and despite massive efforts by the federalgovernment, most cities and states do not have a robust response system. Infact, most do not yet have a robust audit system with which to evaluate theirvulnerabilities or their responses. At the federal level there remain manyunresolved problems of coordination. One reason for this is the shift of muchof federal spending on war-fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq. While thisapproach has drawn deep and lasting criticism, it is, in fact, in accord withmany principles of both military and corporate strategy. In the following paperwe explore several models of terrorist networks and the implications of boththe models and their substantive conclusions for combating terrorism.

The Symmetries and Redundancies of Terror: Patterns in the Dark, A study of Terrorist Network Strategy and Structure