The use of sporadic and relentless nongovernmental political and ideological violence-principally, but not exclusively, as part of a parochial or transnational revolutionary strategy-is characteristic of our "Age of Terrorism." This volume presents theoretical and practical aspects of this phenomenon, with a view toward understanding current challe
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The use of sporadic and relentless nongovernmental political and ideological violence-principally, but not exclusively, as part of a parochial or transnational revolutionary strategy-is characteristic of our "Age of Terrorism." This volume presents theoretical and practical aspects of this phenomenon, with a view toward understanding current challe
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