Terrorism As Crime: From Oklahoma City to Al-Qaeda and Beyond (Alternative Criminology)
“As a recognized expert in the field, Hamm is eminently qualified to prepare this text on the subject of terrorism from the criminal law perspective. . . . The text is written in a clear, lively manner.”-Choice,“Drawing on six case studies of terrorist attacks by radical Islamists and right-wing racists, Hamm writes that American counterterrorist agencies have neglected some basic insights from scholarly criminology.”-The Chronicle of Higher Education,“Read this book to understand the important nexus between terrorism and crime! This cutting edge analysis suggests a new approach to defeat the terrorist threat to the United States.”-Marc Sageman,author ofUnderstanding Terror Networks“Hamm's clear writing style, careful research and theoretical insights promise to make this a classic in criminology.”-William J. Chambliss,author ofPower, Politics, and Crime“[Provides] the first detailed account of how crime provides logistical support for terrorist strikes. By blending the study of terrorism and criminology, Hamm offers the possibility of detecting and stopping terrorism through the pursuit of conventional methods of criminal investigation.”-Gary LaFree,Director, START, National Center for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism University of Maryland Department of Criminology/Democracy