An International History Of Terrorism: Western And Non-western Experiences

Introduction -- The First Global Wave Of Terrorism And International Counter-terrorism, 1905-1914 / Richard Bach Jensen -- 'methods Which All Civilized Opinion Must Condemn': The League Of Nations And International Action Against Terrorism / Charles Townshend -- A Blueprint For Successfully Fighting Anarchist Terror?: Counter-terrorist Communities Of Violence In Barcelona During The Pistolerismo / Florian Grafl -- The United Nations And West Germany's Efforts Against International Terrorism In The 1970s / Bernhard Blumenau -- The Absent Terrorism: Leftist Political Violence And The French State, 1968-1974 / Markus Lammert -- The Success Of Italian Anti-terrorism Policy / Tobias Hof -- Quid Pro Quo: State Sponsorship Of Terrorism In The Cold War / Thomas Riegler -- The Hijacking Of Twa-847: A Strategic Analysis / Richard C. Thornton -- Bengal Terrorism And The Ambiguity Of The Bengali Muslims / Rashed Uz Zaman -- Swapo, The United Nations, And The Struggle For National Liberation / Shaloma Gauthier -- The 'claustre Affair': A Hostage Crisis, France And Civil War In Chad, 1974-1977 / Nathaniel K. Powell -- Reagan And Libya: A History Of Pre-emptive Strikes And (failed) Regime Change / Mattia Toaldo -- Al Qaeda And The Reinvention Of Terrorism: Social Sciences And The Challenge Of Post-globalization Transnational Political Violence / Mohammad-mahmoud Ould Mohamedou -- The Us Response To Contemporary Terrorism / Abraham R. Wagner -- Terrorism In The Twenty-first Century: A New Era Of Warfare / Sean N. Kalic -- The Four Waves Of Modern Terror: International Dimensions And Consequences / David C. Rapoport. Edited By Jussi M. Hanhimäki And Bernhard Blumenau. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.