Joseph H. Michalski is a professor in the Department of Sociology and the inaugural King’s Research Excellence Chair at King’s University College at Western University. He has authored more than 100 scholarly articles and analytic reports. His previous books include An Integrated Investigation of Family Violence and Sociological Theory, Methods, and Perspectives.

• 1. Introduction: Terrorism and the Nature of Moralistic Violence 2. Defining and Conceptualizing Terrorism as Moralistic Violence 3. Studying and Describing Terrorism in the Modern World 4. An Integrated Theory of Lethal Terrorism 5. Left-Wing Revolutionary Terrorism and Anti-Government Protests 6. Nationalist and Separatist Movements 7. Religious Extremism and Sectarian Violence 8. Radical Islamist Terrorism 9. Right-Wing Extremism and Hate Groups 10. The Future of Terrorism and Moralistic Violence

Joseph H. Michalski is a professor in the Department of Sociology and the inaugural King’s Research Excellence Chair at King’s University College at Western University. He has authored more than 100 scholarly articles and analytic reports. His previous books include An Integrated Investigation of Family Violence and Sociological Theory, Methods, and Perspectives.

• 1. Introduction: Terrorism and the Nature of Moralistic Violence 2. Defining and Conceptualizing Terrorism as Moralistic Violence 3. Studying and Describing Terrorism in the Modern World 4. An Integrated Theory of Lethal Terrorism 5. Left-Wing Revolutionary Terrorism and Anti-Government Protests 6. Nationalist and Separatist Movements 7. Religious Extremism and Sectarian Violence 8. Radical Islamist Terrorism 9. Right-Wing Extremism and Hate Groups 10. The Future of Terrorism and Moralistic Violence

Joseph H. Michalski is a professor in the Department of Sociology and the inaugural King’s Research Excellence Chair at King’s University College at Western University. He has authored more than 100 scholarly articles and analytic reports. His previous books include An Integrated Investigation of Family Violence and Sociological Theory, Methods, and Perspectives.

• 1. Introduction: Terrorism and the Nature of Moralistic Violence 2. Defining and Conceptualizing Terrorism as Moralistic Violence 3. Studying and Describing Terrorism in the Modern World 4. An Integrated Theory of Lethal Terrorism 5. Left-Wing Revolutionary Terrorism and Anti-Government Protests 6. Nationalist and Separatist Movements 7. Religious Extremism and Sectarian Violence 8. Radical Islamist Terrorism 9. Right-Wing Extremism and Hate Groups 10. The Future of Terrorism and Moralistic Violence