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Re: Transnational Terrorism (Stemplowski, editor) by pat lauderdale 16 March 2002 19:40 UTC |
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THE STATE OF TERROR by Annamarie Oliverio published in 1998 by SUNY Press, with a Foreword by Gunder Frank presents a serious theory of terrorism. And, it 'voices' the role of praxis and a useful analysis of Gramsci, rather than the Cliff notes' versions found in most recent academic work. Since I've been a reader of Derluguian, I'm amazed by the comment below: p28 "To the best of my knowledge, no serious theory of terrorism has been ever attempted. Perhaps this is because the experts on terrorism are mostly a variety of criminologists working closely with the governmental police and intelligence bureaucracies." g kohler wrote: > New book: > > Ryszard Stemplowski (editor), > Transnational Terrorism in the World System Perspective > Warsaw: The Polish Institute of International Affairs, 2002 > ISBN 83-915767-4-4 > > to give the gist of the book, here is one quotation per author, authors > in order of appearance in the volume -- > > Stemplowski (Editor) > p7 "Trans-national Terrorism (TnT) is a resultant of uneven development > (. . .), the Middle East conflict, peculiarities of the relationship > between religion and the state, internal rift in the Muslim societies, > communications and transportation globalisation" > > Bergesen and Lizardo > p19 "Today's struggles between militant Islamic terrorists in the Middle > East and the United States share similarities with past periods." - > e.g., situation of the Balkans and Europe.prior to World War I > > Derluguian > p28 "To the best of my knowledge, no serious theory of terrorism has > been ever attempted. Perhaps this is because the experts on terrorism > are mostly a variety of criminologists working closely with the > governmental police and intelligence bureaucracies." > > Denemark > p62 "Economic upswings and downswings are prime causes of ethnic > violence, a form of conflict in which terror plays an unfortunately > large role." > > Escude > p94 "Regaining hegemony through successful exploitative domination, in > the right place and at the right time, might indeed be the duty of the > United States towards a human species that could not survive a crisis of > hegemony in the context of the new era and its novel threats." > > Fox > p114 "Religious terrorism is at least in part a product of the world > system." > > Debski, Foks, Gorka-Winter > p130 "As the fight against terrorism requires the activity of many > citizens, such contacts may give rise to a further strengthening of ties > even between societies that hitherto have shown mistrust to one > another." > > Bolechow > p153 "Today the key question is how we can fight the threat without > destroying the values that prove the identity and success of open > societies." > > Adamishin > p166 ". . . fair and democratic world order creation. And this, to my > mind, will be the best means to fight international terrorism." > > Laqueur > p182 "If in the recent past the nuclear balance could act as a > deterrent, it will be much more difficult to find deterrents in the > future." > > GK > > >_________________________________________________________________________________ > Still paying $22.95 a month for unlimited dial-up? Get 3webXS, only $9.95 a >month!!! > Switch & Save at http://www.Get3web.com/?mkid=emt001
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