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https://doi.org/10.5559/di.20.3.12

Terrorism in Theories and Theoretical Perspectives

Mirko BILANDŽIĆ ; Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb


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Abstract

Terrorism is a concept around which the academic,
professional, political and wider social circles were not agreed
in terms of the generally accepted generic definition. However,
for a fuller understanding of terrorism, it is useful to analyze
the phenomenon through the prism of theories and theoretical
perspectives. This paper presents a series of theories of power
and of conflict and their application to terror, terrorism, and
terrorist organizations, as well as the relationship between
terrorist organizations, as non-state entities, and states. The
three pillars model, as a comprehensive theoretical approach
to conflict resolution, has an important role in the paper.

Keywords

terrorism; theories of power; soft power; conflict theories; three pillars model; counterterrorism

Hrčak ID:

72464

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/72464

Publication date:

10.10.2011.

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