Terrorism : the new world war

By:

Pettiford, Lloyd

Contributor(s):

Harding,David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Arcturus; 2003Description: 239pISBN:

9780572028718

Subject(s):

Terrorism

DDC classification:

303.62 PET

Summary: Terrorism: The New World War is a wide ranging survey of one of the most terrifying threats to modern society. Topics discussed include Osama bin Laden and the Al-Qaeda terror network; the history of terrorism and its origins; the Balkans and its links to international terrorism; the Basque movement; in depth analysis of the Northern Ireland crisis; state-sponsored terrorism; terrorist groups in the Middle East; terrorist cells and factions across the world and the states which harbour them. Lloyd Pettiford, political scientist, and David Harding, freelance journalist, discuss these and other key issues in a considered appraisal of an urgent global concern.

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Terrorism: The New World War is a wide ranging survey of one of the most terrifying threats to modern society.

Topics discussed include Osama bin Laden and the Al-Qaeda terror network; the history of terrorism and its origins; the Balkans and its links to international terrorism; the Basque movement; in depth analysis of the Northern Ireland crisis; state-sponsored terrorism; terrorist groups in the Middle East; terrorist cells and factions across the world and the states which harbour them.

Lloyd Pettiford, political scientist, and David Harding, freelance journalist, discuss these and other key issues in a considered appraisal of an urgent global concern.

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