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    Terrorism cannot be defined by one uniform definition. There are many different circumstances the prevent this. Each terrorist group has their own set of ideals, customs, means and motives. The reason they carry out criminal acts is because they believe they have been wronged. In the eyes of the organization, the only thing that will fix the injustices brought upon the is a public display of violence. Any act that has the following components may be labeled and terrorist attack: premeditation, political motivation, violence, and the act must have been committed against victims who did not warrant or provoke the attack (Schmallger. 2015. p 574). Because of the different motives for terrorist organizations, there are different types of terrorism.…

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    ‘What is terrorism?’ can be answered in a varying number of ways. A variety of scholars have attempted to define the term, each with differences but with more similarities. To define it in its most simple format, it is ‘the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims’ . Wyn Rees defines it as ‘a particular type of action, in which violence is employed for a political purpose. It is conducted by non-state actors against non-combatants, with the aim of creating fear amongst a…

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    There have been many different types of domestic terrorist groups and organizations over the years. A form of terrorism that targets its actions based on a perceived threat or harm to the environment is known as Eco-Terrorism. If a group of activists attempt to join the cause of another group and commits violence in the furtherance of the ideals, it could conceivably be considered terrorism. If the outside group were to commit a violent act that resulted in a death, then it has arguably…

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    parties are currently debating, in the upcoming presidential election, is the topic of domestic terrorism. Even though liberals’ and conservatives’ have different opinions and views on how domestic terrorism should be handled, a solution should be found…

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    Acts of Terrorism The very mention of the words terrorism and terrorist incites a variety of negative emotions for most people. An individual’s dread of bodily harm or worries about the condition of the state creates a condition of extreme fear. (Levav) There are two very different aspects of terrorism affecting our world today. There are the physical acts of terroristic violence, and there is cyber terrorism. Whether it’s physical terrorism or cyber terrorism, the psychological affects on…

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    technologies, terrorist groups throughout the world were founded to fight the politicians. Terrorism is the use of threats and violence for political ends, and that everyone who practices it will be tried as a terrorist. The people who are dedicated to this, belong to non-governmental groups often operate in two or more countries, and amassing wealth these have generally been obtained from drug trafficking, weapons or sale. We can find three major types of terrorism; for example,…

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    Defining and identifying the differences between international and domestic terrorism is challenging. Due, in part, to the constant evolution of terrorist activities, the United Nations to this day has failed to come up with one definition that they can agree upon (AZDEMA). There are specific elements within these two categories of terrorism that qualify them as either international or domestic terrorism. These elements within each definition help identify what type of terrorist attack has taken…

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    The phenomenon of lone wolf terrorism has emerged to be one of the most unpredictable forms of terrorism currently plaguing United States national security. Unlike group-based terrorism, lone wolf terrorists have a critical advantage in avoiding identification and detection before their attacks as they often do not communicate or portray their intentions with others. For this reason, the lethality of lone wolf terror attacks tends to be greater when compared to group-based terrorists. Despite…

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    Purpose Of Terrorism

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    Terrorism today is one of the world 's complex problems. The last two and half decades in many countries of the world are grappling with this problem. But the problem is increasing day by day. The reason for this distorted mentality of some people. The purpose of terrorism is to spread fear among the people and to publicize their vote through violence. People who work for this purpose called them terrorists. Terrorism is a major problem in the world 's current problems. It is a man-made problem…

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    Women In Terrorism

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    The involvement of women in domestic terrorism and warfare in the United States has been poorly explored by counterterrorist actors, scholars, and policy makers. This is because the experiences of females in armed conflict are different to those of men, due to the perceived gendered share of responsibilities and roles. Historically, direct combat was exclusively recognized as the affairs of men, with many children and women being the victims due to direct targeting and displacement. Thus, women…

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