This book provides a fascinating look at the motivations behind terrorist acts and what measures can be taken against them. It raises vital questions such as: how can we define terrorism; what drives people to join terrorist movements; how do terrorist groups arm and organize themselves; and, what measures should be taken against them by governments and the international community. Throughout the book, there are differing viewpoints, facts and debates which show the complexity of terrorism and the issues it raises. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
