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War on Terror and Terror of War
2023In this book, the author, Harry Anastasiou, explains previously unaddressed historical outcomes resulting from the combined impact of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the United States’ subsequent Global War on Terror. While expounding on the finer details of the decades-long interaction between militant jihadism and the Global War on Terror, the ...
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2022
Following the events of 11 September 2001 (9/11), the prevention and pre-emption of acts of terrorism has become a priority. At international level, through a series of Resolutions and the establishment of a new Committee, the UN Security Council contributed to the development of a transnational environment accommodative of wide-ranging and ...
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Following the events of 11 September 2001 (9/11), the prevention and pre-emption of acts of terrorism has become a priority. At international level, through a series of Resolutions and the establishment of a new Committee, the UN Security Council contributed to the development of a transnational environment accommodative of wide-ranging and ...
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The Journal of School Nursing, 2004
Many caregivers are encountering the issue of communicating with children and adolescents about current world events, specifically war and terrorism. As health care providers, it is important to raise awareness of how children may understand, interpret, and respond to related fears and concerns.
Joseph T, DeRanieri +4 more
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Many caregivers are encountering the issue of communicating with children and adolescents about current world events, specifically war and terrorism. As health care providers, it is important to raise awareness of how children may understand, interpret, and respond to related fears and concerns.
Joseph T, DeRanieri +4 more
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The War (on Terror) on Alzheimer’s
Dementia, 2012In the decade following the tragedies of 9/11, a US-led “War on Terror” has coincided with a US-led “War on Alzheimer’s disease”. Not only has the rhetoric from these two wars overlapped and produced similar practical and conceptual problems, the campaigns have also become interwoven through the emerging public health issue of war-related head injuries,
Daniel R, George, Peter J, Whitehouse
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Journal of International Criminal Justice, 2006
This article discusses when terrorism can be classified as war (i.e. a use of force) under both ius ad bellum and ius in bello. It looks at how terrorist acts committed in a genuine armed conflict are prohibited and how those committing them must be treated under international humanitarian law (IHL).
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This article discusses when terrorism can be classified as war (i.e. a use of force) under both ius ad bellum and ius in bello. It looks at how terrorist acts committed in a genuine armed conflict are prohibited and how those committing them must be treated under international humanitarian law (IHL).
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France and the war on terrorism
Terrorism and Political Violence, 2003France has had a long history of struggle with various forms of terrorism and over the past decade has achieved particular success against Algerian Islamic terrorist groups – the GIA and GSPC – with close links to Al-Qaeda. This article reviews France's experience of terrorism since the end of the Second World War and details the evolving state ...
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The ISI and the War on Terrorism
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2007Pakistan's Directorate of Inter-Service Intelligence [ISI] plays an ambiguous role in the War on Terrorism. An important ally for Western intelligence with whom it has very close links, the ISI also has a long history of involvement in supporting and promoting terrorism in the name of Pakistan's geostrategic interests.
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The Political Quarterly, 2002
At the start of June 2002 President George W. Bush described for the graduates of the US Military Academy, West Point, how they would have to fight the developing war on terror. This chapter attempts to establish a framework for thinking about the future of the war on terror.
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At the start of June 2002 President George W. Bush described for the graduates of the US Military Academy, West Point, how they would have to fight the developing war on terror. This chapter attempts to establish a framework for thinking about the future of the war on terror.
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'War on Terrorism' and Deep Culture
Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 2003This article examines the reasons underlying the massive reaction to the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 compared with the lack of response to the many thousands of preventable deaths elsewhere daily. It is suggested that the explanation is the 'deep culture' of the United States based on the myth of the frontiersman.
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The Novel of Terrorism and the War on Terror
This chapter analyses four key novels of the war on terror: Ahmed Saadawi’s Frankenstein in Baghdad (2018), Karan Mahajan’s The Association of Small Bombs (2016), Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire (2017), and Ayad Akhtar’s Homeland Elegies (2020). It considers the way the discourses of terror and terrorism have shifted during this period.openaire +1 more source