Offers a picture of the shifts in the practice and reception of terrorism and analyses how globalization has facilitated many of the changes.

This book will be essential reading both for students and experts keen to understand the changing nature of terrorism and how it can best be fought.

This book compares and contrasts pre- and post-9/11 approaches to counterterrorism; evaluates the post-9/11 "war on terror"; includes a focus on non-state actors and institutions; combines hard and soft power approaches; and considers ...