Books in the Terrorism Studies series

Cosmopolitanism and the Arab Spring: Foundations for the Decline of Terrorism analyzes the role of social media in the Arab Spring within a specific philosophical framework. This book is recommended for political philosophy courses as well as interdisciplinary capstone courses exploring problems in the modern world.

To adequately answer the question of whether there is a significant causal relationship between organizational religions and terrorism, it is necessary to take a closer and more critical look at the ideologies and practices of both religious practitioners and terrorists. The Root of All Evil? Religious Perspectives on Terrorism conducts this kind of analysis.

The Business of Counterterrorism focuses on the opportunities and challenges that public-private partnerships (PPPs) face in the post-9/11 world. This book identifies the essential role that PPPs are now taking in homeland security and explores the implications of this transformative shift in the field.