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• Foreword(p. xv)
• Part I General Introduction(p. xvii)
• Symposium Summary(p. 1)
• Preface(p. 19)
• Introduction to International Terrorism(p. 25)
• Terror: an Overview(p. 36)
• Trends in Transnational Terrorism(p. 44)
• Part II International Terrorism in Selected Parts of the World(p. 75)
• Terrorism in Ireland: Renewal of a Tradition(p. 77)
• The Effect of Social and Political Crime on the Police and British Army in Northern Ireland(p. 84)
• The Patriot Game: the Politics of Violence in Northern Ireland(p. 94)
• The Antiterrorist Legislation in Sweden(p. 111)
• The Price of Terror in the Ussr(p. 122)
• The Ku Klux Klan and the National Liberation Front: Terrorism Applied to Achieve Diverse Goals(p. 131)
• Political Violence and Cultural Patterns in Central America(p. 153)
• Terrorism in the Middle East(p. 160)
• The Plo and Its Place in Violence and Terror(p. 165)
• From Protest to Terror-Violence: the African Experience(p. 177)
• Integrative and Disintegrative Terror: the Case of Equatorial Guinea(p. 182)
• Motivation for Political Terrorism in Germany(p. 195)
• Violence and Change in Postindusirial Societies: Student Protest in America and Japan in the 1960s(p. 204)
• Part III Some Psychological Aspects of International Terrorism(p. 221)
• Prolegomena to a Psychohistorical Study of Terrorism(p. 223)
• Notes(p. 230)
• Sadism and Paranoia(p. 231)
• Terrorism and Violence in the Light of a Theory of Discontent and Frustration(p. 240)
• Selected Bibliography(p. 264)
• Part IV Some Political Consequences of International Terrorism(p. 267)
• Police Terrorism(p. 269)
• Hostage Survival(p. 276)
• The Media and Terrorism(p. 282)
• Bibliography(p. 286)
• Terrorism and the Intelligence Function(p. 287)
• Terrorist Manipulation of the Democratic Process(p. 297)
• Political Assassination(p. 307)
• Terrorism and Political Violence: Do the Ends Justify the Means?(p. 316)
• Part V Some Legal Problems and International Terrorism(p. 323)
• The Control of State Terror Through the Application of the International Humanitarian Law of Armed Conflict(p. 325)
• Essential Features of an International Criminal Court(p. 333)
• Détente in Action: a Convention on International Crimes(p. 341)
• The Legal Problems of Hijacking and Taking of Hostages(p. 346)
• A New Look at Political Offenses and Terrorism(p. 354)
• Notes(p. 373)
• American Policy Response to International Terrorism: Problems of Deterrence(p. 376)
• Notes(p. 385)
• Part VI International Terrorism and the Military(p. 387)
• Terrorism as a Military Weapon(p. 389)
• Notes(p. 400)
• The Impact of Nuclear Terrorism on the Military's Role in Society(p. 402)
• Terrorism: the New Growth Form of Warfare(p. 415)
• Part VII Some Historical Aspects of International Terrorism(p. 421)
• Violence and Terror: the Nazi-German Conception of Killing and Murder(p. 423)
• Notes(p. 429)
• Terror, Holocaust, and the Will to Live(p. 430)
• The Ss: a Social and Psychohistorical Analysis(p. 436)
• "who Speaks Today of the Armenians?"(p. 444)
• Terrorism and Literature(p. 447)
• Terrorism-the Past as an Indicator of the Future(p. 454)
• Terrorism: How to Avoid the Future(p. 462)
• Selected Bibliography(p. 469)
• Appendix(p. 503)
• Index(p. 518)