Essays on Terrorism

The horrific terrorist attacks on the clear, blue-skied morning of September 11th, 2001 were nothing short of a tragedy. This simultaneous, well planned and coordinated operation targeted and destroyed symbols of American strength and global influence with hopes of promoting fear in and weakening the…

Terrorism is a serious crime. Looking within the past and current scenarios there has been a number of instances of terrorist attacks. We all know about 9/11 attacks and motel Taj attacks in India. It’s more scary and perilous similar to a terrible night mare…

Indeed, it is moral for the Community to concede immunity to a terrorist if he discharges the hostages barring making any mischief to them. Every other aspect winds up unrelated as nothing is more imperative than the lifestyles of the hostages. It is likewise to…

Social media is used by everyone every day and has quickly becoming a huge part of life as we know. Social media has made everyone’s life easier through instant messaging, news articles, and public profiles staying in touch has never been easier. It seems that…

Commonly perceived Contemporary terrorism, that has been associated with radical Islamist groups that have emerged in the twenty-first century has taken advantage of an increasingly globalised world to establish a dangerous network of radicalisation and violent extremism. Unravelling such a complex threat required an understanding…

Government Policies Terrorism can be distinguished from political violence because political institutions are not sufficiently capable of managing with socioeconomic disparities and other grievances (Lutz, 2010). Conversely, it is also held that in relatively egalitarian societies with stable, well-developed political institutions, political space in the…

While men are to become a fighter, little things are known about the Western women of the Islamic State. Upon becoming Islamic State member, women are reportedly quickly get married to one of the group’s fighters and have a firmly controlled household routine of cooking,…

The popular perception that the widespread use of the internet catalyses extremists and terrorists to become radicalised is often the connotation that is associated when one mentions radicalisation. Yet, Charlie Edwards and Luke Gribbons’ article Pathways to Violent Extremism in the Digital Era, The RUSI…

Terrorism is described in USC 18 as any attack by an individual, group or organization on the civil population to intimidate or coerce a civilian population, influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion, or affect the conduct of a government by mass…

The controversy surrounding the definition of terrorism is based upon the fact of determining the use of violence as directed to whom, by whom and for which reasons. The use of violence against civilian is both common to state and non-state groups in order to…