Global responses to terrorism : 9/11, Afghanistan and beyond /
edited by Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn.
- London ; New York : Routledge, 2003.
- xv, 334 p. : maps ; 25 cm.
From Ground Zeor to the War In Afghanistan (Paeg-11), Implications of the Attack of 9/11 for the Future of Terrorism (Paeg-25), Al-Qaeda (Paeg-37), Superpower Response (Paeg-52), Loyally Ally (Paeg-66), Reluctant Moral Middle Power (Paeg-79), Support From a Biscephalous Executive (Paeg-90), Redefining its Security Role (Paeg-101), Leadership Seeking Greater Legitimacy (Paeg-113), Radical Islamist Sate and Secular Arab Nationalism (Paeg-122), Support With Qualification (Paeg-135), Conflicting Pressures (Paeg-144), The Consequence or the Cause (Paeg-153), A Vulnerable Continent (Paeg-165), Political Islam in Southeast Asia and The US Philippine (Paeg-176), Unexpectedly At Center Stage (Paeg-188), In The Middle Ground (Paeg-202), A Rising Power With Global Aspirations (Paeg-210), Former Superpower (Paeg-221), Negotiating the US Presence (Paeg-239), International Organizations (Paeg-252), Perceptions of Afghan Refugees (Paeg-265), The Global Economy (Paeg-276), War Without Warriors (Paeg-284), Implications’ for the Study of International Relations (Paeg-296), The War on Terror (Paeg-310).