Psychology of Terrorism [4 volumes]

SELECTED CHAPTERS FROM THE FOUR VOLUMES From Volume One: A Public Understanding Controlling Political Terrorism: Practicality, not Psychology by William H. Reid The Psychology of the Terrorist: Behavioral Perspectives by Ruben Ardila The Soul of a Terrorist by Sharif Abdullah Bioterrorism: Separating Fact, Fiction and Hysteria by William H. Reid Looking Beyond Terrorism by John E. Mack From Volume Two: Clinical Aspects and Responses The Terror of Torture by J.E. (Hans) Hovens and Boris Drozdek State Terrorism: When the Perpetrator is a Government by Marc Pilisuk and Angela Wong The Retributional Terrorist: Type 4 by Raymond H. Hamden The Palestinian Suicide Bomber by Rona Fields, Salman Elbedour, and Fadel Abu Hein From Volume Three: Theoretical Understandings and Perspectives Psychological Issues in Understanding Terrorism and the Response to Terrorism by Clark McCauley The Unanticipated Consequences of Globalization: Contextualizing Terrorism by Michael J. Stevens Tackling Terrorism: Making Multilateral Measures More Rapid and Effective by Henry Breed Rebirth and Death: The Violent Potential of Apocalyptic Dreams by Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi From Volume Four: Programs and Practices in Response and Prevention A Community Psychology Perspective on Terrorism: Lessons from South Africa by Craig Higson-Smith Terror and Violence Perpetrated by Children by Trevor Stokes Preventing Terrorism: Raising Inclusively Caring Children in the Complex World of the Twenty-First Century by Ervin Staub Terrorist Disaster and War: How Can We Help Our Children? by John E. LeCapitaine Afterword by Harvey Langholtz