Explaining Terrorism (Cass Series on Political Violence)
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Explaining Terrorism (Cass Series on Political Violence)

by Martha Crenshaw

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Martha Crenshaw’s Explaining Terrorism examines terrorism within the wider field of political violence. Published as part of the Cass Series on Political Violence, this concise scholarly work offers readers a focused entry point into a major subject of political and international studies.

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Explaining Terrorism is a book by Martha Crenshaw.

The book belongs to the Cass Series on Political Violence.

Its subject is terrorism, considered within the broader context of political violence.

The title indicates an analytical and explanatory approach to a significant topic in political studies.

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