Terrorism worldwide: Indo-Us perspectives/ Parmanand Parashar
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TextPublication details: New delhi: Sarup and Sons, 2002Description: 194 p. ; 22 cmISBN: 817625276XSubject(s): TerrorismDDC classification: 327.54073
Contents:
International terrorism and just war --
Liberation theology and violence --
Myth of progress and terrorism --
Hostage negotiations --
The use of suggestibility techniques in hostage negotiation --
Problems in media coverage of nonstate-sponsored terror-violence incidents --
The terrorist and the terrorist action --
The fundamentalists and the terrorism --
Militia movement and disaster management --
Hatred plus a love for guns --
Victory over terrorism --
Indo U.S. perspective.
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International terrorism and just war --
Liberation theology and violence --
Myth of progress and terrorism --
Hostage negotiations --
The use of suggestibility techniques in hostage negotiation --
Problems in media coverage of nonstate-sponsored terror-violence incidents --
The terrorist and the terrorist action --
The fundamentalists and the terrorism --
Militia movement and disaster management --
Hatred plus a love for guns --
Victory over terrorism --
Indo U.S. perspective.
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