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Western State Terrorism

01 January 1991

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Western State Terrorism
libdoc March=1992

Author: George, Alexander (ed)
Publisher: Polity 1991, pp.264, Index

Keywords: Terrorism US Northern Ireland Africa

Contents:-

1. Introduction
2. International terrorism: image and reality (Chomsky)
3. "Terrorism" as ideology and cultural industry (Herman &
O'Sullivan)
4. The discipline of terrorology (George)
5. The terrorist foundations of recent US foreign policy (Falk)
6. American doctrine and counterinsurgent state terror
(McClintock)
7. Containment and failure: the British state and the control
of
conflict in Northern Ireland (Rolston)
8. Indonesia: mass extermination and the consolidation of
authoritarian power (Budiardjo)
9. The Reagan doctrine and the destabilization of Southern Africa
(Gervasi & Wong)

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