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Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Volume 1 Issue 1 2009

Published on behalf of the Society for Terrorism Research

New to Routledge for 2009

ISSN: 1943-4480 (electronic) 1943-4472 (paper)

Publication Frequency: 3 issues per year

Subjects: Crime Control - Criminology; Crime and Society; Criminological Psychology; Cross Cultural Psychology; Cultural Criminology; Cultural Studies; Forms of Crime; Intergroup Behavior; Policing; Political & Economic Anthropology; Political Ideologies; Political Psychology; Political Sociology; Race - Crime and Society; Religion & Anthropology; Social & Cultural Anthropology; Social & Political Theory; Social Constructionism; Social Inequality; Social Psychology; Terrorism; Theories of Crime; War & Conflict Studies;

Publisher: Routledge

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	Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression: integrating the science of political violence across disciplines, cultures, and nations Samuel Justin Sinclair; Daniel Antonius Pages 1 – 4 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
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	Low hanging fruit: reflections about studying terrorism Arthur Kendall Pages 5 – 11 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
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	Righteous violence: killing for God, country, freedom and justice Tom Pyszczynski; Matt Motyl; Abdolhossein Abdollahi Pages 12 – 39 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
	The hegemon’s dilemma: internalizing international terrorism Richard Komaiko Pages 40 – 49 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
	Terrorism perception and its consequences following the 7 July 2005 London bombings Robin Goodwin; Stanley Gaines Jr Pages 50 – 65 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now
	On the relationship between weak states and terrorism Peter Tikuisis Pages 66 – 79 Abstract \| References \| Full Text PDF \| Full Text HTML \| Request Permissions Related Articles	buy now

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