Titlebook: Rethinking the Roots of Terrorism; Jason Franks Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 Terrorism.In

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Conflict and Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis,pproaches can be applied together. This is particularly significant for the study of terrorism. In this chapter I intend to demonstrate how the root causes of terrorism can be more clearly explained and understood by combining the different approaches of terrorism and conflict studies that were disc

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Discourses on Conflict and Terrorism: The Palestinian-Israeli Case,so typifies the relative legitimacy debate on the use of terrorism that is so enshrined in the orthodox understanding. It is therefore an ideal case study for applying the comprehensive framework for rethinking the roots of terrorism that was constructed in the last chapter; this will be the subject

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Summary of Conclusions: Rethinking Terrorism,n be recognised by an orthodox definition that is characterised by a state-centric and positivist understanding of terrorism as illegitimate and unlawful violence. It is also based on the assumption that the terrorist is a rational actor and suggests that terrorism is a carefully planned and calcula

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Summary of Conclusions: Rethinking Terrorism,ing of terrorism that has become widely accepted as the normative definition of terrorism. It exists therefore as a pejorative term adopted by actors, predominantly state actors, to create a moral justification for their claim to legitimacy.

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