Contents
INTRODUCTION
Thoughts
on Relating Terrorism to Historical Contexts Martha Crenshaw
PART
I: THE EUROPEAN ORIGINS OF REVOLUTIONARY TERRORISM
The Intellectual Origins of Modern Terrorism in Europe Martin
A. Miller
Russian Revolutionary Terrorism Philip Pomper
PART
II: MODERN REVOLUTIONARY TERRORISM
Left-Wing Terrorism in Italy Donatella della Porta
West German Left-Wing Terrorism Peter H. Merkl
Political Violence in Argentina: Guerrillas, Terrorists, and Carapintadas Richard Gillespie
The Revolutionary Terrorism of Peru’s Shining Path David
Scott Palmer
PART
III: IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND TERRITORIAL CLAIMS
The Culture of Paramilitarism in Ireland Charles Townshend
Political Violence and Terrorism in India: The Crisis of Identity Paul Wallace
Political Violence in a Democratic State: Basque Terrorism in Spain Goldie Shabad and Francisco José Llera Ramo
PART
IV: NATIONALISM AND STATE FORMATION
The Effectiveness of Terrorism in the Algerian War Martha Crenshaw
Terrorism in the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Targets and Audiences Ian
S. Lustick
Terrorism and Politics in Iran Jerrold D. Green
CONCLUSION
Terrorism in the Context of Academic Research Michel Wieviorka |
