Toward a theory of terrorism: human security as a determinant of terrorism / Rhonda L Callaway, Julie Harrelson-Stephens
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Studies In Conflict & Terrorism Vol 29 No 8, December 2006, pp.773-796 (114)Summary: Drawing on the history of events in Northern Ireland this article argues that the denial of political and civil rights create conditions conducive to terrorism, but it is when the government engages in state-terrorism that the appeal of terrorism as a counter gains wide support.
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Drawing on the history of events in Northern Ireland this article argues that the denial of political and civil rights create conditions conducive to terrorism, but it is when the government engages in state-terrorism that the appeal of terrorism as a counter gains wide support.
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