Despite the growth of interest in the study of terrorism since
9/11, terrorism analysts rarely take a multidisciplinary approach
to the subject. This leaves a number of terrorisM's characteristics
to be explored in new and unique ways. "TerrorisM's Unanswered
Questions" brings together scholars from the fields of criminology,
international relations, law, political science, security studies,
and sociology to answer several important questions where consensus
has yet to be reached. Each chapter offers a new approach to the
question asked that is both unique and challenges popular thought.
The result is an original work appealing to a broad audience of
scholars and students who desire to develop a better understanding
of terrorisM's characteristics.
In the wake of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United
States terrorism became a topic for the masses to explore, rather
than the hidden purview of analysts and scholars tucked away at the
CIA or in the ivory tower. Now, more than five years later, there
remains much to be discovered about terrorism and its causes. This
volume takes a look at some of terrorisM's unanswered questions.
How do we define terrorism? What threat does the United States face
from weapons of mass destruction? Why has international law failed
to stop terrorism? These are but three of the questions addressed
in this volume. While the editors do not claim to have all of the
answers, they do promise a view of terrorism not seen before.
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