Against every human law : the terrorist threat to diplomacy
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1985
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Selth, Andrew
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Canberra, ACT : The Australian National University
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Over the past fifteen years, terrorism has become a
subject for academic debate in much the same way that
guerrilla warfare was popular with scholars in the 1950s and
1960s. A great many books and articles have been written
on terrorism since the problem assumed renewed importance
around 1968. Some of these studies have approached the
subject from an historical perspective. Others have
concentrated on the challenges posed to liberal states or
have looked at the possible state sponsorship of terrorist
groups. While most of these works mention the specific
problem of terrorist attacks on diplomats and diplomatic
facilities as part of their overall treatment of the subject,
few examine it in any detail. Even those recent studies which concentrate on international terrorism tend to treat the
terrorist threat to diplomats only in passing.
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