Add to ORKGIn this paper, I will analyze why terrorist groups want to “go” nuclear, what motivates these nuclear desires, and I will consider how terrorists are likely to act if they were to acquire a nuclear weapon. I argue that the common perception of the threat posed by nuclear terrorism is misguided on several levels and that the disproportionate focus on Islamic Extremism is unreasonable and irresponsible
The main characteristic of modern day terrorism is the use of indiscriminate violence to accomplish...
The emergence of nuclear terrorism, a threat that President Obama called "the gravest danger we face...
The danger of nuclear terrorism has heightened significantly in the recent years largely because of ...
Terrorism is defined by Brian Jenkins as a campaign of violence designed to inspire fear to create ...
This thesis considers the factors that affect the escalation of terrorist violence. Terrorists often...
Summary After the terrorist attack on 9/11 on New York City and the Pentagon, it could seen to be a...
Terrorism has always been a part of human history in various forms. However, it had not been such a ...
This major research paper (MRP) provides a strong case for dismissing the overblown rhetoric of nucl...
During the next several years, terrorist groups may resort to the insurgent use of nuclear explosive...
This thesis is an attempt to assess the likelihood that terrorist groups would use true nuclear weap...
General theories of terrorism typically focus on economic, social, or political factors that lead to...
In this Master's Thesis I am examining the nuclear non-proliferation as a regime. Nuclear non-prolif...
Arguably, the more likely route by which terrorists might gain access to nuclear or other WMD capabi...
Nuclear terrorism is a real and urgent threat. Given the potentially catastrophic consequences, even...
Terrorism is now a global threat, spreading its shadows over regions which were previously regarded...
The main characteristic of modern day terrorism is the use of indiscriminate violence to accomplish...
The emergence of nuclear terrorism, a threat that President Obama called "the gravest danger we face...
The danger of nuclear terrorism has heightened significantly in the recent years largely because of ...
Terrorism is defined by Brian Jenkins as a campaign of violence designed to inspire fear to create ...
This thesis considers the factors that affect the escalation of terrorist violence. Terrorists often...
Summary After the terrorist attack on 9/11 on New York City and the Pentagon, it could seen to be a...
Terrorism has always been a part of human history in various forms. However, it had not been such a ...
This major research paper (MRP) provides a strong case for dismissing the overblown rhetoric of nucl...
During the next several years, terrorist groups may resort to the insurgent use of nuclear explosive...
This thesis is an attempt to assess the likelihood that terrorist groups would use true nuclear weap...
General theories of terrorism typically focus on economic, social, or political factors that lead to...
In this Master's Thesis I am examining the nuclear non-proliferation as a regime. Nuclear non-prolif...
Arguably, the more likely route by which terrorists might gain access to nuclear or other WMD capabi...
Nuclear terrorism is a real and urgent threat. Given the potentially catastrophic consequences, even...
Terrorism is now a global threat, spreading its shadows over regions which were previously regarded...
The main characteristic of modern day terrorism is the use of indiscriminate violence to accomplish...
The emergence of nuclear terrorism, a threat that President Obama called "the gravest danger we face...
The danger of nuclear terrorism has heightened significantly in the recent years largely because of ...