Editors’ introduction: what place for 9/11 in critical terrorism studies?

Jackson, Leonie B.; Toros, Harmonie; Jarvis, Lee

doi:10.1080/17539153.2021.1980180

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“…This study of the IRS reveals a need for a society to work for peaceful coexistence for the entire universe, humans, and non-humans and at the same time peace in world affairs. Jackson, R., et al (2011) highlights the war on terror as the key points given:…”

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Causes, Consequences, and Countermeasures of Terrorism in Pakistan: A Sociological Analysis

Naqvi,

Moulabuksh,

Abdulalik

2022

PJASS

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Terrorism tends to generate threats to the safety of common man and panic in society. These acts are beyond the preview of the law of the state. There are several types and natures e.g. political, philosophical, ideological, ethnic, religious, and others. In a wider sense, terrorism carries political motives. The perpetrators or acts of terrorism can be individuals, groups, or states. Terrorist attacks have become tragically common around the world. The majority of (82 %) terrorist attacks and deaths occurred in 5 nations, including Pakistan. South Asia is left alone as a regional frontline fighter dealing with terrorism. Pakistan frequently faces the challenges of terrorist activities with several factional assaults. The study focuses on the causes, consequences, and countermeasures of terrorism in Pakistani society, particularly in Karachi. A convenient sampling of the non-probability sampling technique is employed. Data is obtained with a sample of the targeted area. This included law enforcement agencies and administration. The result indicates the opinion of the public, civil society organizations, and think tanks on terrorism.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%