Organizational levels of terrorism are generally classified into:
Individual Terrorism (Lone-wolf actors)
Group Terrorism (Non-state groups like al-Qaeda, ISIS)
State Terrorism (When a state uses terror tactics on its own or others' populations)
Modern terrorism refers more to the contemporary methods, tools, and global nature of terrorism—not a level of organization. Hence, it's not considered an "organizational level."
[References:, , ASIS International, POA Manual, Chapter: Terrorism and Threat Assessment, , ASIS PSP Study Guide, Domain 1, , U.S. Department of State & Global Terrorism Database]
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