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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Exploring Roots of Terrorism | |
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| Impoverished Terrorists: Stereotype or Reality? | |
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| The Social and Psychological Characteristics of Terrorism and Terrorists | |
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| "When Hatred is Bred in the Bone": The Socio-Cultural Underpinnings of Terrorist Psychology | |
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| Social, Organizational and Psychological Factors in Suicide Terrorism | |
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| Palestinian Resistance and "Suicide Bombing": Causes and Consequences | |
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| Roots of Terrorism in the Middle East: International Pressures and International Constraints | |
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| Nationalist Separatism and Terrorism in Comparative Perspective | |
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| Root Causes of Terrorism? A Case Study of the Tamil Insurgency and the LTTE | |
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| Right-Wing Terrorism | |
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| Social-revolutionary Terrorism in Latin-America and Europe | |
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| The Use of Terrorism by Organized Crime: An Italian case study | |
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| Patterns of State Failure: The Case of Lebanon | |
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| State Sponsorship - a Root Cause of Terrorism? | |
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| Expected Utility and State Terrorism | |
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| A Conceptual Framework for Resolving Terrorism's Causes | |
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| Prevention of Terrorism: Towards a Multi-pronged Approach | |
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| Fire of Iolaus: The Role of State counter-measures in causing Terrorism and what needs to be done | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| Appendix: Notes on Contributors | |
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| List of figures | |
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| Figure 2.1: Classification of Terrorist Groups and Their Ideologies | |
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| Figure 2.2: Suicide Bombings by the Rebel Groups within Israel and the Palestine Territories | |
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| Figure 5.1: Typology of Terrorism | |
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| Figure 5.2: Generational Pathways to Terrorism | |
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| Figure 8.1: Intensification of Zero-sum Terrorism Cycle (IZSTC) | |
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| Figure 11.1: Overall context, options, targets, and objectives of right-wing extremism | |
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| Figure 11.2: Structural model for the analysis of right-wing extremist violence | |
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| Figure 18.1: Typology of Terrorism | |
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| Figure 18.2: Poverty and Terrorism compared | |
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| Figure 18.3: Human Rights and Terrorism compared | |
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| List of Tables | |
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| Table 2.1: Comparison of Profiles of 10 Terrorist Groups | |
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| Table 2.2: Incidents of Suicide Attacks | |
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| Table 2.3: Factor Analysis of Violent Activities by Selected Terrorist Groups | |
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| Table 6.1: Nationality and motivation of groups that have used suicide attacks | |
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| Table 8.1: The Multi-Dimensional Cause-Effect Methodology | |
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| Table 8.2: Socio-Economic Dimensions in Middle Eastern Societies | |
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| Table 10.1: Important Leaders killed by the LTTE since 1975 | |
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| Table 18.1: Trends of Terrorism/Terrorists | |
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| Table 18.2: UN Ad Hoc Committee on Terrorism: Informal Texts of Art. 2 and 2 bis of the draft Comprehensive Convention | |
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| Table 18.3: Issues Covered by the Twelve Universal Legal Instruments Related to the Prevention and Suppression of International Terrorism | |
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| Table 18.4: Toolbox of Counter-Terrorism Measures | |
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| Table 18.5: Recru | |