Module 1 introduction to international terrorism

TERRORISM
• 
Rapoport, David C. (2004). “The four waves of modern terrorism.” In Attacking terrorism: 
elements of a grand strategy, Audrey Kurth Cronin, James M. Ludes, eds. Washington, 
D.C.: Georgetown University Press.
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Parker, Tom, and Nick Sitter (2016). “The Four Horsemen of Terrorism: It’s Not Waves, It’s 
Strains.” Terrorism and Political Violence, vol. 28, issue 2, pp. 197-216.
• Lorca, Arnulf B. (2014). “Petitioning the International: A ‘Pre-history’ of Self-
Determination.” European Journal of International Law, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 497-523.
• Laing, Edward A. (1993). “The Norm of Self-Determination, 1941–1991.” California 
Western International Law Journal, vol. 22, no. 2, pp. 209-308.
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Wright, Quincy (1960). “Subversive Intervention.” American Journal of International Law, 
vol. 54, no. 3, pp. 521-535.
• 
Wood, Graeme (2015). “What ISIS Really Wants.” The Atlantic, March 2015.
• Gary LaFree, Nancy A. Morris, and Laura Dugan (2010). “Cross-national patterns of 
terrorism: comparing trajectories for total, attributed and fatal attacks, 1970–2006.” 
British Journal of Criminology, vol. 50, pp. 622-649.
• 
Institute for Economics and Peace (2017). Global Terrorism Index 2017.
TERRORIST VICTIMIZATION
• 
Schmid, Alex (2006). “Magnitudes and Focus of Terrorist Victimization.” In Large-Scale 
Victimisation as a Potential Source of Terrorist Activities, Uwe Ewald and Ksenija Turkovi´c, 
eds. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
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Turkovi´c, Ksenija (2006). “What Victimology has to Offer in the Fight Against Terrorism.” 
In Large-Scale Victimisation as a Potential Source of Terrorist Activities, Uwe Ewald and 
Ksenija Turkovi´c, eds. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
• Šeparović, Zvonimir P. (2006). “International Terrorism: Large-Scale Victimization’ 
Terrorism.” In Large-Scale Victimisation as a Potential Source of Terrorist Activities, Uwe 
Ewald and Ksenija Turkovi´c, eds. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
• Erez, Edna (2006). “Protracted War, Terrorism and Mass Victimization: Exploring 
Victimological/Criminological Concepts and Theories to Address Victimization in Israel.” 
In Large-Scale Victimisation as a Potential Source of Terrorist Activities, Uwe Ewald and 
Ksenija Turkovi´c, eds. Amsterdam: IOS Press. 

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COUNTER-TERRORISM 
UNIVERSITY MODULE SERIES
Advanced reading 
This section recommends advanced reading for students interested in exploring the topic(s) 
of this module in more detail, and for lecturers teaching the Module.