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    Terrorism has been widely known to all of the world for many years. "It exists as a means of making a government or group aware of certain needs that they must change something by creating fear and destruction". But why do people have to resort to violent acts such as: bombing‚ assassinations‚ and hi-jacking? How do and how can individuals and organizations justify these acts of terror? During the last few years‚ many groups of terrorists have formed all over the world and it’s becoming an international

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    Amongst the international community in the fight against terrorism‚ there are a number of different ideas and strategies about the best way to counter terrorism. These counterterrorism strategies and ideas range from military force in a theatre of war‚ such as in Afghanistan‚ to other methods such as diplomacy‚ nation building‚ intelligence sharing and the use of law enforcement. However‚ there is no one perfect counterterrorism option‚ instead a grand strategy combining parts of all of these separate

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    Dialogue is the best course to combat terrorism Outlines Introduction Nature of terrorism Dialogue is peaceful Dialogue is cost effective Dialogue is sustainable Force: a Cause of terrorism Terrorism spreads due to lack of dialogue Conclusion Introduction Terrorism‚ achieving political aims through violence and force‚ is a global cancer. Thousands of lives have been claimed by it since its emergence. It is one of the serious threat faced by mankind of today. There are two main approaches

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    How do the fundamental dynamics of lone-wolf terrorism influence its increasing presence as a challenge to counter-terrorism institutions? Since the terrorist attacks of September 11‚ 2001‚ the manifestation of terrorism as a form of conflict has seen the introduction and expansion of different unconventional methods designed to achieve an array of political‚ religious and ideological objectives. Of such examples‚ the concept of ‘lone-wolf’ terrorism has re-emerged as what is perceived to be a

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    1 TERRORISM IN PAKISTAN: CHANGING INCIDENT PATTERNS Syed Ejaz Hussain Deputy Inspector General of Pakistan Police University of Pennsylvania Support for this research was provided by the Fulbright Commission through grant number 15064308. Any opinions‚ findings‚ and conclusions or recommendations in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect views of the Fulbright Commission. An earlier version of this paper was presented at the American Society of Criminology

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    lose their lives to the hands of these terrorist organisations. Terrorism is a growing concern to all corners of the world and is continuously threatening many religious‚ racial and political ways of life. A dramatic increase of the occurrence and severity of terrorism attacks is leaving effects on the world community as well as our Australian country‚ but terrorism is something we as country should not live in fear from. Terrorism is a horrific bloody battle fought with extreme violence and the

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    Bruno S. Frey of the University of Zurich and Dominic Rohner of Cambridge University applied game theory principles to the study of terrorism and media coverage and found that the two have a symbiotic relationship. Terrorism attracts media coverage because it sells more newspapers‚ and more media coverage encourages terrorists to commit more acts of terrorism. The media’s need for exciting news coverage feeds terrorists’ agendas to make their statements‚ political or otherwise‚ as dramatic

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    WAGING WAR AGAINST TERRORIST ATTACK IN MY COUNTRY Terrorism is a world phenomena and a threat to national peace and development. It is the use of violence to create fear in the target group or government‚ which is meant to induce the government to do something or behave as per the requirements of the terrorists. Terrorist often have an ideological goal they seek to achieve except when the attack is a lone one. Terrorism is a concern to every government which will always seek to stamp it out so as

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    Wikipedia Studymode A common definition of terrorism is the systematic use or threatened use of violence to intimidate a population or government and thereby effect political‚ religious‚ or ideological change.[1][2] Terrorism in India‚ according to the Home Ministry‚ poses a significant threat to the state. Terrorism in India are basically two types external and internal‚ external terrorism emerge from neighboring countries and internal terrorism emulates from religious or communal violence and

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    Terrorism “Most Muslims are not fundamentalists‚ and more fundamentalists are not terrorists‚ but more present day terrorists are Muslims and proudly identify themselves as such.” writes Bernard Lewis in ‘The Crisis of Islam’. But Dr. Martin Luther King logically said‚ “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Terrorism has no absolute and globally accepted definition and its interpretation can easily be used or abused to suite particular needs. The adage that “one man’s terrorist

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