The Theorizing of Terrorism within Criminology

Fisher, Daren; Kearns, Erin M.

doi:10.21428/cb6ab371.7f1a1e92

2023

DOI: 10.21428/cb6ab371.7f1a1e92

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The Theorizing of Terrorism within Criminology

Daren Fisher

Erin M. Kearns

Abstract: Her research on terrorism, media, and community-police relations has been funded through several sources and featured on numerous media outlets.

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Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

Popovic,

Kozar

2023

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This article offers a comprehensive exploration of the anthropological study of terrorism, shedding light on the intricate cultural dimensions that shape the motivations, recruitment strategies, and ideologies of terrorist groups and individuals. Drawing upon ethnographic research and a deep understanding of cultural contexts, the authors delve into the lived experiences of those involved in or affected by terrorism, providing valuable insights into the human aspects of this global challenge. The article highlights the importance of an anthropological lens in deciphering the complexities of terrorism, challenging stereotypes, and revealing the diversity of voices and narratives within the realm of violent extremism. The authors emphasize the critical role of anthropology in developing holistic, context-driven approaches to terrorism, elucidating how cultural factors intersect with social dynamics to fuel or counteract radicalization. Furthermore, the article underscores the significance of this interdisciplinary field in informing counterterrorism strategies, as it helps policymakers and security professionals better understand the cultural landscapes in which terrorism thrives. Overall, this article serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners seeking a nuanced and empathetic understanding of terrorism beyond its surface manifestations, contributing to more effective and compassionate responses to this pressing global issue.

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Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

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Kozar

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The Theorizing of Terrorism within Criminology

Abstract: Her research on terrorism, media, and community-police relations has been funded through several sources and featured on numerous media outlets.

Cited by 1 publication

References 113 publications

Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

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