"Rivers of Blood" offers a glimpse into the brutal world of
state terrorism. In this innovative study, the author explores the
strategies, targets, and motives of terror by reviewing the
conditions surrounding government massacres. By introducing an
innovative typology of massacres and a classification of terror
strategies, the author develops a structural approach to the study
of state terror, thus challenging the viewpoint that state
terrorism is a situational or reactionary phenomenon. Case studies
of government massacres such as those occuring in China
(Tiananmen), Iraq (Halabja), and El Salvador (San Salvador), are
included. Each case study includes a discussion on the historical,
political, and social climate preceding the massacre. "Rivers of
Blood" is a welcome addition to the literature on state
terrorism.
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