Terrorism
By: Mike Wilson, book editor.
Contributors: Wilson, Mike, 1954-
Series: Opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
ISBN-13: 9780737742343; 9780737742350
Subjects: Terrorism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Terrorism is a serious threat / Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon; title: The threat of terrorism is exaggerated / John Mueller; title: The U.S. is winning the war on terrorism / James Fallow; title: The U.S. is losing the war on terrorism / David Cole and Jules Lobel; title: Nuclear terrorisms is a threat / Graham Allison; title: The threat of nuclear terrorism is exaggerated / James W. Moore; title: Cyberterrorism is a serious threat / Sam Elrom; title: Cyberterrorism is not a serious threat / Irving Lachow and Courtney Richardson; title: Bioterrorism is a threat / Gerald Epstein; title: The threat of bioterrorism exaggerated / Milton Leitenberg; title: Poverty promotes terrorism / Andrew Whitehead; title: Poverty does not promote terrorism / Daniel Mandel and Morton A. Klein; title: Lack of civil liberties causes terrorism / Alan B. Krueger; title: Islamic fundamentalism causes terrorism / Zack Beauchamp; title: Torture should be permitted to fight terrorism / Mirko Bagaric; title: Torture is never justified / Brita Sidhoff; title: Winning the Iraq War will decrease terrorism / James Phillips; title: The Iraq War is increasing terrorism / Peter Bergen and Paul Cruickshank; title: Governments should negotiate with terrorists / Douglas A. Borer; title: Governments should not negotiate with terrorists / Mike Wacker.