Terrorism, Security and Nationality

'Intricate, subtle and invariably penetrating arguments.' - Terrorism and Political Violence'One of the many merits of this tightly written, demanding book is that it challenges the reader to re-think both general assumptions about political theory and the ways in which the criminal law is enforced.' - Political Studies'Gilbert provides a thorough, thoughtful and considered analysis of questions many find too emotive to deal with.' - Philosophy Today'One of the many merits of this tightly written, demanding book is that it challenges the reader to re-think both general assumptions about political theory and the ways in which the criminal law is enforced.' - Political Studies

• Preface and Acknowledgements 1. Introduction 2. Terrorism and Unjust War 3. Terrorism and Civil War 4. Terrorism and Political Crime 5. Community and Conflict 6. Reasons for Violence 7. Terrorism and Nationality 8. Ethnicity and National Identity 9. Terror and the State 10. The Violence of the State 11. The State's Response to Violence Notes Bibliography of Works Cited