Words matter in terrorism research. Not only do they describe
reality, but they actively take part in the construction of the
world as we see, talk, hear, imagine and ultimately react to it.
"The Tabloid Terrorist" introduces a constructivist approach to the
study of terrorism by examining the discursive constitution of the
terrorist in tabloid newspapers. It shows how language in the media
affects our perceptions of "terrorists" and how particular
constructions of the "terrorist" automatically make certain
counter-terrorism policies possible, logical and seemingly
appropriate.
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