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INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM - AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY AND RESEARCH GUIDE

NCJ Number
66870
Author(s)
A R NORTON; M H GREENBERG
Date Published
1980
Length
228 pages
Annotation
THIS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF 1,000 ENTRIES REPRESENTS MANY ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM.
Abstract
THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS BASICALLY DIVIDED INTO GEOGRAPHIC AND TOPICAL SECTIONS. WHERE A GIVEN WORK TRANSCENDS REGIONAL BOUNDARIES, IT IS CITED IN THE APPROPRIATE TOPICAL SECTION. TOPICAL DIVISIONS RELATE TO PHILOSOPHIC, IDEOLOGIC, AND MORAL FOUNDATIONS OF TERRORISM; ANARCHY AND NIHILISM; TERRORISTS' BIOGRAPHIES; LEGAL PERSPECTIVES; TACTICS, INCLUDING ASSASSINATION, BOMBINGS, KIDNNAPPING, HOSTAGE, AND HIJACKING; AND NUCLEAR TERRORISM AND OTHER MACROTERROR POSSIBILITIES. IN ADDITION TO SELF-EXPLANATORY GEOGRAPHIC SECTIONS, INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM IS LISTED SEPARATELY AND ONE SECTION IS DEVOTED TO THE UNITED NATIONS. THE ISSUES OF COMBATTING TERRORISM ARE DEALT WITH IN TERMS OF MACROPERSPECTIVES AND MICROPERSPECTIVES. A BRIEF LIST OF LITERATURE DEALS WITH TERROR CAMPAIGNS. FUTHER SECTIONS CONTAIN ENTRIES ACCORDING TO LITERATURE TYPES; I.E., BIBLIOGRAPHIES, SURVEYS OF LITERATURE, AND IN TERRORISM FICTION. ONE THIRD OF THE ENTRIES ARE ANNOTATED TO INDICATE THE SCOPE OF THE WORK, ITS SIGNIFICANCE, AND SPECIAL FEATURES. A RESEARCH GUIDE IS INCLUDED. A RECOMMENDED ACQUISTIONS LIST FOR LIBRARIES, ADDITIONAL RESOURCE MATERIALS, AND AN AUTHOR INDEX ARE APPENDED. (MRK)