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2) Terrorism
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Examines the work done by counter-terrorist experts in the United States, discussing the kinds of terrorism they work to counter and the wide variety of strategies and technology they have at their disposal.
3) Terrorism
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Discusses terrorism around the world, citing famous examples, such as the nerve gas attacks in the Toyko subway and 9/11.
4) Terrorism
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Terrorism is a global phenomenon that affects the everyday lives of many people. Terrorist attacks have been carried out people of all ethnic and religious backgrounds. Recent deadly attacks in Brussels, Belgium; San Bernardino, California; and Paris, France, have drawn international condemnation. This book examines the development of terrorism, from its earliest history to the present day. It attempts to define terrorism, provides information about...
5) Terrorism
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Terrorism is examined thoroughly from the past point-of-view all the way to predictions for the future. Quotes from everyday people affected by this issue are included as well as views from world leaders.
8) Terrorism
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Discusses terrorism and how terrorists justify their actions. Describes famous acts of terrorism including the Munich Massacre, the Oklahoma City bombing, and 9/11.
9) Terrorism
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Discusses why people commit acts of violence against innocent people and what should be done to address this worldwide threat.
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With terrorism in the headlines, and the so-called war on terrorism monopolizing much of American politics today, coolheaded and informed discussion about this subject is just what concerned young adults need. This book, one of six volumes in the publisher's "Roots of Terrorism" series, takes a broad look at the causes of terrorism. Using historical and contemporary examples, the author explores why and how terrorist groups are organized, and the...
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On September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania changed the global community, pushing terrorism into the spotlight, and triggering a series of world events that included the invasion of Afghanistan and the Iraq War. For many people in the United States, it was their first experience of terrorism in their home country.Terrorism is a global phenomenon that affects many people worldwide, yet it is not a new...
17) Global terrorism
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Explores the spread of terrorism worldwide from the Palestinian Liberation Organization's development in 1964 to the Islamic terrorism of today. Includes text-related questions and projects, a glossary, a chronology, color photographs, and resources for further information.
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Presents opposing essays on the topic of terrorism. Explores terrorism in relation to the use of the military, immigration laws, civil liberties, and evidence of threats. Features relevant facts, direct quotes, current examples, critical thinking questions, statistical illustrations, and sources of additional information.
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Presents a collection of opposing arguments on the topic of domestic terrorism, discussing whether or not is is a major concern, if it's ever justified, the role of politicians and the media in domestic terrorism, and how it can be prevented. Includes a contact list of relevant organizations, discussion questions, and resources for further information.