Co-edited by ISS Associate Professor, Dr Sylvia Bergh, this book introduces a new direction in studying counter-terrorism
Published by Manchester University Press, the book examines the connections between counterterrorism strategies worldwide, highlighting shared ideas, historical influences and the ways local and global factors intertwine.
The chapters are organized into key themes:
- postcoloniality and coloniality
- the relationship between the global and the local
- the links between counterterrorism and right-wing extremism
By bringing together researchers from different parts of the world, this collection sheds light on the similarities and differences in how governments respond to terrorism. It offers valuable insights for anyone interested in understanding the bigger picture of global security.
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