Global responses to terrorism : 9/11, Afghanistan and beyond /
Global responses to terrorism : 9/11, Afghanistan and beyond /
edited by Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn.
- xv, 334 pages : maps ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan / Rick Fawn -- Implications of the attacks of 9/11 for the future of terrorism / Paul Wilkinson -- Al-Qaeda : organization and operations / Rohan Gunaratna -- Superpower response : the United States of America / Robert Singh -- Loyal ally : the United Kingdom / Andrew Dorman -- Reluctant moral middle power : Canada / Rick Fawn -- Support from a bicephalous executive : France / Richard McAllister --Redefining its security role : Germany / Adrian Hyde-Price -- Leadership seeking greater legitimacy : Italy / Philip A. Daniels -- Radical islamist state and secular Arab nationalism : Iran and Iraq / Roland Dannreuther -- Support with qualification : Syria / Raymond Hinnebusch -- Conflicting pressures : Saudi Arabia / Gwenn Okruhlik -- The consequence or the cause? Impact on the Israel-Palestine peace process / David Newman -- A vulnerable continent : Africa / David Kenda Adaka Kikaya -- Political Islam in Southeast Asia and the US-Philippine alliance / James Putzel -- Unexpectedly at center stage : Pakistan / Samina Yasmeen -- In the middle ground : India / Raju G.C. Thomas -- A rising power with global aspirations : China / Rex Li -- Former superpower : the Russian Federation / Mary Buckley -- Negotiating the US presence : the Central Asian states / Sally N. Cummings -- International organizations : UN, NATO and the EU / Joanne Wright -- Perceptions of Afghan refugees / Joanne Van Selm -- The global economy : what has changed? / Brigitte Granville -- War without warriors / Christopher Coker -- Implications for the study of international relations / Barry Buzan -- The war on terror : international implications / Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn -- -- Introduction: world reactions to September 11 and the 'war on terror' / From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan / Implications of the attacks of 9/11 for the future of terrorism / Al-Qaeda: organization and operations / Superpower response: the United States of America / Loyal ally: the United Kingdom / Reluctant moral middle power: Canada / Support from a bicephalous executive: France / Redefining its security role: Germany / Leadership seeking greater legitimacy: Italy / Radical Islamist state and secular Arab nationalism: Iran and Iraq / Support with qualification: Syria / Conflicting pressures: Saudi Arabia / The consequence or the cause? Impact on the Israel-Palestine peace process / A vulnerable continent: Africa / Political Islam in Southeast Asia and the US-Philippine alliance / Unexpectedly at center stage: Pakistan / In the middle ground: India / A rising power with global aspirations: China / Former superpower: the Russian Federation / Negotiating the US presence: the Central Asian states / International organizations: the UN, NATO and the EU / Perceptions of Afghan refugees / The global economy: what has changed? / War without warriors / Implications for the study of international relations / The war on terror: international implications / Mary Buckley -- Rick Fawn -- Paul Wilkinson -- Rohan Gunaratna -- Robert Singh -- Andrew Dorman -- Rick Fawn -- Richard McAllister -- Adrian Hyde-Price -- Philip A. Daniels -- Roland Dannreuther -- Raymond Hinnebusch -- Gwenn Okruhlik -- David Newman -- David Kenda Adaka Kikaya -- James Putzel -- Samina Yasmeen -- Raju G. C. Thomas -- Rex Li -- Mary Buckley -- Sally N. Cummings -- Joanne Wright -- Joanne Van Selm -- Brigitte Granville -- Christopher Coker -- Barry Buzan -- Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
"The terrible attacks of September 11th and more recent atrocities in Russia and Indonesia have demonstrated that terrorism now poses the most dangerous threat to stability, democracy, and prosperity around the world. This book examines how the world has reacted to and been affected by the terrible attacks on September 11th, ensuing war in Afghanistan and to President George Bush's declaration of a "war on terror" as the "first war of the 21st Century". The contributions by distinguished specialists in the field examine the domestic implications of terrorism and counter terrorist initiatives."--Publisher description.
0415314291 9780415314299 0415314305 9780415314305 0203503813 9780203503812
2003003799
Terrorism--Prevention
International relations
HV6431 / .G56 2003
303.625
Includes bibliographical references and index.
From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan / Rick Fawn -- Implications of the attacks of 9/11 for the future of terrorism / Paul Wilkinson -- Al-Qaeda : organization and operations / Rohan Gunaratna -- Superpower response : the United States of America / Robert Singh -- Loyal ally : the United Kingdom / Andrew Dorman -- Reluctant moral middle power : Canada / Rick Fawn -- Support from a bicephalous executive : France / Richard McAllister --Redefining its security role : Germany / Adrian Hyde-Price -- Leadership seeking greater legitimacy : Italy / Philip A. Daniels -- Radical islamist state and secular Arab nationalism : Iran and Iraq / Roland Dannreuther -- Support with qualification : Syria / Raymond Hinnebusch -- Conflicting pressures : Saudi Arabia / Gwenn Okruhlik -- The consequence or the cause? Impact on the Israel-Palestine peace process / David Newman -- A vulnerable continent : Africa / David Kenda Adaka Kikaya -- Political Islam in Southeast Asia and the US-Philippine alliance / James Putzel -- Unexpectedly at center stage : Pakistan / Samina Yasmeen -- In the middle ground : India / Raju G.C. Thomas -- A rising power with global aspirations : China / Rex Li -- Former superpower : the Russian Federation / Mary Buckley -- Negotiating the US presence : the Central Asian states / Sally N. Cummings -- International organizations : UN, NATO and the EU / Joanne Wright -- Perceptions of Afghan refugees / Joanne Van Selm -- The global economy : what has changed? / Brigitte Granville -- War without warriors / Christopher Coker -- Implications for the study of international relations / Barry Buzan -- The war on terror : international implications / Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn -- -- Introduction: world reactions to September 11 and the 'war on terror' / From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan / Implications of the attacks of 9/11 for the future of terrorism / Al-Qaeda: organization and operations / Superpower response: the United States of America / Loyal ally: the United Kingdom / Reluctant moral middle power: Canada / Support from a bicephalous executive: France / Redefining its security role: Germany / Leadership seeking greater legitimacy: Italy / Radical Islamist state and secular Arab nationalism: Iran and Iraq / Support with qualification: Syria / Conflicting pressures: Saudi Arabia / The consequence or the cause? Impact on the Israel-Palestine peace process / A vulnerable continent: Africa / Political Islam in Southeast Asia and the US-Philippine alliance / Unexpectedly at center stage: Pakistan / In the middle ground: India / A rising power with global aspirations: China / Former superpower: the Russian Federation / Negotiating the US presence: the Central Asian states / International organizations: the UN, NATO and the EU / Perceptions of Afghan refugees / The global economy: what has changed? / War without warriors / Implications for the study of international relations / The war on terror: international implications / Mary Buckley -- Rick Fawn -- Paul Wilkinson -- Rohan Gunaratna -- Robert Singh -- Andrew Dorman -- Rick Fawn -- Richard McAllister -- Adrian Hyde-Price -- Philip A. Daniels -- Roland Dannreuther -- Raymond Hinnebusch -- Gwenn Okruhlik -- David Newman -- David Kenda Adaka Kikaya -- James Putzel -- Samina Yasmeen -- Raju G. C. Thomas -- Rex Li -- Mary Buckley -- Sally N. Cummings -- Joanne Wright -- Joanne Van Selm -- Brigitte Granville -- Christopher Coker -- Barry Buzan -- Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
"The terrible attacks of September 11th and more recent atrocities in Russia and Indonesia have demonstrated that terrorism now poses the most dangerous threat to stability, democracy, and prosperity around the world. This book examines how the world has reacted to and been affected by the terrible attacks on September 11th, ensuing war in Afghanistan and to President George Bush's declaration of a "war on terror" as the "first war of the 21st Century". The contributions by distinguished specialists in the field examine the domestic implications of terrorism and counter terrorist initiatives."--Publisher description.
0415314291 9780415314299 0415314305 9780415314305 0203503813 9780203503812
2003003799
Terrorism--Prevention
International relations
HV6431 / .G56 2003
303.625