A critical analysis of global terrorism from a Chinese perspective. This book examines the complex interplay of international relations, power dynamics, and socio-economic factors that fuel the rise of terrorism in the 21st century. Authored by leading Chinese scholars, it offers unique insights into the root causes of terrorism and explores potential strategies for combating this global threat.
Delving into the historical context of terrorism, the Global Threat of Terrorism analyzes the impact of colonialism, hegemony, and the North-South income gap. It investigates the roles of ethnic and religious conflicts, as well as the influence of great power rivalries. This book is essential for:
Gain a deeper understanding of the global threat of terrorism and its implications for international security. This book is a valuable resource for academics, policymakers, and anyone seeking a nuanced perspective on this critical issue.
Publication
2016
Pages
286
Format
Publisher
Paths Publishing Group
Translator
Zhang Yidan
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