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Critical Horizons, 2011
The problem of political violence, its justifiability, and the question of how we ought to respond to it has been the subject of extensive debate since September 11, 2001, and subsequent terrorist attacks in Madrid (2004), London (2005), Bali (2005) and Mumbai (2008).
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The problem of political violence, its justifiability, and the question of how we ought to respond to it has been the subject of extensive debate since September 11, 2001, and subsequent terrorist attacks in Madrid (2004), London (2005), Bali (2005) and Mumbai (2008).
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Review of Educational Research, 2018
Does more education lead to less political violence, and may education thus be a tool for peace? This article provides the first systematic review of the existing quantitative literature on education and political violence.
Gudrun Østby, H. Urdal, K. Dupuy
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Does more education lead to less political violence, and may education thus be a tool for peace? This article provides the first systematic review of the existing quantitative literature on education and political violence.
Gudrun Østby, H. Urdal, K. Dupuy
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, 2017
Marc Sageman, a forensic psychiatrist and former intelligence officer, is the author of seminal, though not uncontroversial, works like Understanding Terror Networks (2004) and Leaderless Jihad (2008).
M. Sageman
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Marc Sageman, a forensic psychiatrist and former intelligence officer, is the author of seminal, though not uncontroversial, works like Understanding Terror Networks (2004) and Leaderless Jihad (2008).
M. Sageman
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2008
Examination of the role and structure of Loyalist violence has been particularly concerned with the problem of how violence functions as ‘pro-state’ terror. That is, terror which aspires to defend and preserve the authority and legitimacy of the state.
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Examination of the role and structure of Loyalist violence has been particularly concerned with the problem of how violence functions as ‘pro-state’ terror. That is, terror which aspires to defend and preserve the authority and legitimacy of the state.
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1975
Prior to 1914, periods of economic depression in Britain had often been accompanied by serious social unrest and radical political agitation. It was not surprising, therefore, that the onset of mass unemployment in the interwar years, and especially in the thirties, seemed to many people to pose a major threat to the political stability of the country.
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Prior to 1914, periods of economic depression in Britain had often been accompanied by serious social unrest and radical political agitation. It was not surprising, therefore, that the onset of mass unemployment in the interwar years, and especially in the thirties, seemed to many people to pose a major threat to the political stability of the country.
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Terrorism and political violence
Understanding Terrorism and Political Violence, 2020D. Gupta
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How is Political Violence Gendered? Disentangling Motives, Forms, and Impacts
Political Studies, 2020Elin Bjarnegård, Jennifer M. Piscopo
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Political violence in Latin America: Political violence
The Adelphi Papers, 1972openaire +1 more source