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Chapter 1 Introduction: Mapping Terrorism Research -- Challenges And Priorities / Magnus Ranstorp -- Part One. Advances Towards Our Understanding Of Terrorism As A Complex Behavioural And Social Phenomenon -- Chapter 2 New Trends In Terrorism Studies: Strengths And Weaknesses / Joshua Sinai -- Chapter 3 The Role Of History And Continuity In Terrorism Research / Isabelle Duyvesteyn -- Chapter 4 The Impact Of 9/11 On Research On Terrorism / Andrew Silke -- Chapter 5 Responding To The Roots Of Terror / Karin Von Hippel -- Chapter 6 Understanding Terrorist Motivation: A Socio- Psychological Perspective / John Horgan -- Chapter 7 Approaching Al-qaida's Warfare: Function, Culture And Grand Strategy / Jeffrey B. Cozzens -- Chapter 8 Understanding Recruitment Of Islamists Terrorists In Europe / Michael Taarnby -- Part Two. Unpacking The Counterterrorism Toolbox -- Chapter 9 Intelligence Analysis And Counter-terrorism: How Lies The Landscape? / Martin Rudner -- Chapter 10 Counterterrorism As Global Governance: A Research Inventory / Ronald D. Crelinsten -- Chapter 11 Competing With Terrorists In Cyberspace: Opportunities And Hurdles / Neal A. Pollard -- Part Three. Future Directions In Terrorism Research -- Chapter 12 Research Desiderata In The Field Of Terrorism / Berto Jongman -- Chapter 13 The Complexity Of Terrorism: Social And Behavioral Understanding Trends For The Future / Nancy K. Hayden -- Chapter 14 Research Into Terrorism Studies: Achievements And Failures / Paul Wilkinson. Edited By Magnus Ranstorp. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the current state of terrorism research, identifying critical gaps in methodology and proposing future directions for the field. Edited by Magnus Ranstorp, a prominent expert in security and terrorism studies, the book compiles contributions from various scholars to evaluate how the academic community analyzes terrorist behavior, radicalization, and counter-terrorism strategies. It argues that the field must move toward more rigorous, interdisciplinary frameworks to address the evolving complexities of global security threats.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this collection as a foundational text for understanding the evolution of terrorism studies in the early 21st century. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which makes it a standard reference for students and practitioners in security policy.
Page Count:
337
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203969006
ISBN-13:
9780203969007
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