Terrorism on American Soil: A Concise History of Plots and Perpetrators from the Famous to the Forgotten

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Sentient Publications, 2006 - Всего страниц: 336
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 generated fear and concern among most Americans that we are no longer safe in our communities. However, terrorism is not a new phenomenon in the US. This book chronicles the history of terrorist plots and attacks on American soil in a case format. Included are not only the most infamous attacks, but others that are obscure or relatively unknown, but fascinating nevertheless, and which illustrate important lessons about the changing nature of terrorism.
 

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Introduction
1
LostCause Terrorism
9
Beginning the Dynamite Era
18
A False Sense of Community
24
Stop the Presses
33
An Eclectic Criminal
42
Outrage
54
Propaganda by the Deed
62
Influencing an Election
151
Flashpoint
170
International Manhunt
177
A Needle in a Haystack
184
Overzealousness
193
Reverberations
206
Regional Manhunt
231
Out of the Blue
249

Rush to Justice
69
Doomed from the Start
77
Drawing Attention to a Cause
86
Justice Delayed
103
An Unshakeable Obsession
111
A Year of Living Dangerously
118
Spillover Effect
131
Backlash
140
Leaderless Resistance
256
Opportunities Lost and Found
263
Connecting the Dots
274
Are You Afraid?
282
Epilogue
288
About the Author
337
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Joseph McCann is a clinical and forensic psychologist, an attorney, and an expert on terrorism. He teaches about the psychological and legal aspects of terrorism at State University of New York, serves as a member of his regional terrorism and emergency preparedness committee, and is a consultant to law enforcement agencies on terrorist matters.

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