Understanding Terrorism in the context of Global Security

Authors

  • Ghosh Shreyasi Research Scholar /Former Student of Presidency University, Kolkata India. Author

Keywords:

Terrorism, Violence, Threat, Global Security, Globalization

Abstract

Terrorism being a complex phenomenon, is an alarming kind of violence, threat, a method to combat or a strategy to achieve certain goals aiming to induce a state of fear in the victim, which is ruthless and does not confirm to humanitarian norms where publicity becomes an essential factor in the terrorist strategy indulging killing of innocent and destruction of much valuable property thereby creating wide panic and gripping the remotest part of the world. Thus, the fight against terrorism has not only become a primordial concern for all the nations but also for research study in the context of global security under the impact of globalization.

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Published

30-06-2014

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2014): Issue - June

Section

Politics, Law and Governance

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Understanding Terrorism in the context of Global Security. (2014). SOCRATES, 2(2), 89-106. https://www.socratesjournal.com/index.php/SOCRATES/article/view/27

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