Terrorism patterns of internationalization (SAGE Publications India, 2009)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 234-256) and index
The IRA and ETA : the international connections of ethno-nationalist terrorism in Europe / Rogelio Alonso and Florencio Domínguez Iribarren -- Transnational links and 'local connection' : Latin America and global terrorism / Khatchik DerGhougassian -- Transnational tigers : liberation tigers of Tamil Eelam's paw across the globe / Ramani Hariharan -- Jihad or Joi Bangla : Bangladesh in peril / Subir Bhaumik -- External links of the Maoist insurgency in Nepal / Bishnu Raj Upreti -- Transformation of Kashmir's insurgency : azaadi to global salafi / Jennifer Lynn Oetken -- Circle of design : 'proxy wars ' in north east India / Jaideep Saikia -- Internationalization of terrorism and its limits in the Middle East / Amos N. Guiora -- Regionalization of terrorism : Jemaah Islamiyah in South East Asia / Mohamed Nawab Bin Mohamed Osman -- Al-Qaeda inspired transnational terrorism : ideology and organizational forms / Ekaterina Stepanova -- Transnational terrorism : unlimited means? / Adam Dolnik -- Appendix : The attack on Mumbai / Subir Bhaumik and Jaideep Saikia
Terrorism: Patterns of Internationalization provides a systematic analysis of the concepts of internationalization of terrorism. It looks into the stages and processes through which terrorism has spread in various parts of the world and binds together the facts to present a comprehensive picture of the distinguishing features that characterize the internationalization of terrorism-from local to global. Through 11 well-researched chapters, leading experts on terrorism from across five continents express their views and analyze the main patterns, stages, and levels of internationalization of dif