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Nature 437, 620 (29 September 2005) | doi:10.1038/437620a; Published online 28 September 2005
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Analyses reported in your News story "Psychologists warn of more suicide attacks in the wake of London bombs" (Nature 436, 308–309; 2005) depict suicide terrorism as the result of organized campaigns aimed at achieving clear political goals, such as national liberation.These analyses come from studies of conflicts in areas such as the West Bank and Chechnya, which, although important, may not be applicable to recent attacks.
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