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Understanding Terrorism
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anomie and alienation
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Author_Bernard S Phillips
Baader Meinhof Gang
Categorical Units
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Claims Makers
comparative historical analysis
Contemporary Societies
Corporate Unit
Distal Bias
emotional dynamics in conflict
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group
group agency in violence
imagination
interactive
Interactive Worldview
Invisible Crisis
Language's Ladder
Language’s Ladder
Meso Units
metaphysical
Metaphysical Stance
Negative Emotional Energy
Negative Emotions Aroused
Positive Emotional Arousal
Positive Emotional Energy
Positive Sanctions
Proximal Bias
qualitative sociological methods
scientific
Secretary Of State
social integration theory
sociological
sociological analysis of terrorism
Sociological Imagination Group
Sociology's Tower
Sociology’s Tower
stance
Vice Versa
Wallerstein's World Systems Analysis
Wallerstein’s World Systems Analysis
web
Web Approach
White House Press Secretary Ari
worldview
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9781594513749
- Weight: 340g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jun 2008
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Two fundamental problems within the social sciences are the failure to integrate the existing segments of knowledge and a very limited ability to point out directions for solving social problems, given that lack of integrated knowledge.This volume illustrates the integrated work of seven sociologists to reverse this situation not only for the problem of terrorism but also for any substantive or applied problem. C. Wright Mills in The Sociological Imagination castigated the failure to integrate social science knowledge, and this volume carries forward his efforts to analyze human complexity.To understand and confront terrorism we require not only the integration of social science knowledge bearing on that problem, as illustrated by these authors. We also require the integration of that knowledge with the understanding of those on the front lines in order to connect the dots of specialized basic and applied knowledge, which this volume makes possible.
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