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Women and Terrorism

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  • © 1996

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Authors:
  1. Luisella Cataldo Neuburger
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  2. Tiziana Valentini
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Editors:
  1. Jo Campling
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Table of contents (4 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
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  2. Data and Methods

    • Luisella de Cataldo Neuburger, Tiziana Valentini
    Pages 1-21

  3. The Phenomenon, the Context and the People

    • Luisella de Cataldo Neuburger, Tiziana Valentini
    Pages 22-62

  4. Path and Interpretation

    • Luisella de Cataldo Neuburger, Tiziana Valentini
    Pages 63-96

  5. Meetings and Questionnaires

    • Luisella de Cataldo Neuburger, Tiziana Valentini
    Pages 97-165

  6. Back Matter

    Pages 166-178
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Women and Terrorism analyses a new phenomenon of international concern: the participation of women in subversive terrorist movements. The book deals with four main issues: 1) women's participation in violent terrorist movements to discover the key to the psychological and sociological interpretation of their involvement in a life experience they are not traditionally associated with; 2) the different responses to 'penitentism' between men and women; 3) the psychological and social interpretation of women's support of armed struggle and an inquiry - through the personal experience of the women terrorists interviewed - into the reasons for women's greater resistance to repentance; 4) the use of the leads this inquiry has furnished for prognostic purposes and to predict and create conditions that facilitate repentance.

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