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Terrorism - A New Testament


Book Description
This volume presents critical perspectives on the lives of people struggling for self-determination, equality, and freedom. Under what conditions are deviant or violent actions perceived or labeled as terrorism as opposed to war, revolution, or protest? In this volume, leading scholars on terrorism provide thoughtful, comprehensive responses and innovative ideas in analyzing terrorism in the 21st ... More
Book Information
PublisherDe Sitter Publications
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages200
ISBN-101897160178
ISBN-13978-1897160176
Publication Date07/31/2005
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About Annamarie Oliverio (Author, Editor) : Annamarie Oliverio is a published editor. A published credit of Annamarie Oliverio is Terrorism: A New Testament.
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About Pat Lauderdale (Editor) : Pat Lauderdale is a published editor. Published credits of Pat Lauderdale include Terrorism: A New Testament, Globalization And Post-apartheid South Africa (International Studies in Social Science), a... more
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10/6/2010 Shivu Ishwaran said:
This volume presents critical perspectives on the lives of people struggling for self-determination, equality, and freedom. Under what conditions are deviant or violent actions perceived or labeled as terrorism as opposed to war, revolution, or protest? In this volume, leading scholars on terrorism ... more

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