Terrorism and International Justice

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Oxford University Press (2003)
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In this timely collection of thoughtful and provocative essays, a diverse group of prominent philosophers and political scientists discuss critical issues such as the nature and definition of terrorism.

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Terrorism, War and Empire.Richard W. Miller
Murderers, not warriors: the moral distinction between terrorists and legitimate fighters in asymmetric conflicts.  (pages 31--46)Shannon E. French
The terrorism of 'terrorism'.  (pages 47--66)Tomis Kapitan
Terror and just response.  (pages 69--87)Noam Chomsky
Narratives Competing for Our Souls.  (pages 88--100)David B. Burrell
The War Against Pluralism.  (pages 101--113)Robert L. Phillips
Can A Muslim Be a Terrorist?  (pages 114--131)Zayn Kassam
The moral response to terrorism and cosmopolitanism.  (pages 135--157)Louis P. Pojman
Making war on terrorism in response to 9/11.  (pages 171--185)Claudia Card

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Terrorism.Igor Primoratz - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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