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1. www.taylorfrancis.com › chapters › editExplaining revolutionary terrorism | 23 | Revolution in the ...

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   In this chapter, I begin with a definition of terrorism and revolutionary terrorism; I then discuss several extant theories of terrorism, noting their insights and shortcomings; and I outline my own theory of ‘‘categorical’’

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   Feb 24, 2022 · Terrorism—a “ substate application of violence or threatened violence intended to sow panic in a society, to weaken or even overthrow the incumbents, and to bring about political change ”—is a tactic that can serve multiple strategic purposes.

3. education.cfr.org › learn › learning-journeyThe History of Terrorism and U.S. Counterterrorism Since 1945

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   Once considered a criminal act, terrorism is now seen by U.S. policymakers as an existential threat, both at home and abroad. In this timeline, we examine the vastly different ways in which...

4. nyuscholars.nyu.edu › en › publicationsExplaining revolutionary terrorism — NYU Scholars

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   Descriptive case studies abound, replete with ad hoc, case-specific explanations of terrorism. Curiously, most scholars of rebellion and revolution, broadly defined, have had virtually nothing of significance to say about terrorism.

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   • Title of host publication: Revolution in the Making of the Modern World

5. www.ojp.gov › ncjrs › virtual-librarySTRATEGY AND TACTICS OF REVOLUTIONARY TERRORISM

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   this paper outlines revolutionary strategies, examines terrorist tactics used by revolutionary movements, and determines the intended and actual effects of these strategies and tactics in three cases.

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 173583The Concept of Revolutionary Terrorism - JSTOR

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   Waci-orski mentions the definition of terrorism which, prompted by anarchist activities, the League of Nations Convention for the Pre-vention and the Repression of Terrorism adopted in 1937: acts of terrorism are crim-inal acts directed against a state which aim, or are of a nature, to provoke terror (p. 71).

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   What are the violent tactics of a revolutionary terrorist movement?

   • THE VIOLENT TACTICS OF ANY REVOLUTIONARY TERRORIST MOVEMENT MAY INCLUDE KIDNAPPING, SELECTIVE ASSASSINATION, AND INDISCRIMINATE ATTACKS IN PUBLIC PLACES.

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   Why did the United States monitor terrorism?

   • Amid a wave of high-profile attacks, perhaps most notably the killing of Israeli athletes in Munich at the 1972 Olympics, terrorism emerged on the radar of American national security and intelligence agencies. In response to these threats, the United States monitored not just individuals but also entire countries that supported terrorism.

   The History of Terrorism and U.S. Counterterrorism Since 1945

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   Is terrorism moral?

   • The use of the term terrorism also carries moral overtones that can cloud appropriate Western responses. Instead, terrorism is best viewed as a tactic of provocative violence against civilians; it may be employed by any actor to support or repress change by drawing attention to a cause.

   Guerrillas, Revolutionaries, Insurgents, and Militias and Mafiosi: The

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   Why is the US military Terrorism list important?

   • With the dual threats of the Cold War and rising international terrorism, the list acted as a tool to monitor and regulate the sale of U.S. military equipment to countries that were actively supporting terrorism. Over the past forty years, the list has grown into a powerful foreign policy instrument.

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   Why did the US start a war against terrorism?

   • Thus began a war against a concept—terrorism—a conflict without end and certainly without clear boundaries. U.S.-led coalition forces retaliated against not only al-Qaeda, which had planned and carried out the 9/11 attacks, but also the Taliban, which had protected the terrorist group in Afghanistan.

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   What is a revolutionary or agitational threat?

   • REVOLUTIONARY OR AGITATIONAL TERROR (UUSED BY REVOLUTIONARIES AIMING TO OVERTHROW THE POLITICAL SYSTEM) AS WELL AS FROM OTHER FORMS OF TERROR AND ITS NATURE IS FURTHER REVEALED BY EXAMINING PREVIOUS THEORETICAL ANALYSES.

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8. archive.oah.org › special-issues › teachingTerrorism and the American Experience: A State of the Field

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   Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, a handful of conferences have addressed historical aspects of terrorism, from its nineteenth-century origins to its impact on state building and national identity.