Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Abortion clinic violence as terrorism,1988,11,4,263-273,Wilson
American opinion toward terrorism: the Reagan years,1989,12,6,387-399,Hinckley
Terrorism versus the United States: the threat and response to terrorist kidnappings,1989,12,6,383-385,Conley
Dealing with international hostage‐taking: alternatives to reactive counterterrorist assaults,1989,12,5,321-378,Hudson
Italian terrorism and society 1940s-1980s: roots ideologies evolution and international connections,1989,12,4,249-296,Rimanelli
Resurgent religious terrorism: a study of some of the Lebanese Shi'a contemporary terrorism,1989,12,4,213-247,Schbley
Conflict resolution in an underground group: the Shamir‐Giladi clash,1989,12,3,199-212,Ben‐Yehuda
Images of terrorism in the media: 1966-1985,1989,12,3,167-198,Crelinsten
Terrorism in Britain: threat reality response,1989,12,3,153-165,Sacopulos
Organizational perspectives on the formation and disintegration of terrorist groups,1989,12,3,139-152,Oots
Terrorism and the print media: the 1985 TWA hostage crisis,1989,12,2,107-115,Fan
The fifth Fatah general congress: triumph of moderation or return to radicalism?,1989,12,2,97-105,Baum
State‐sponsored domestic terrorism--the case of Poland,1989,12,2,89-96,Ludwikowski
Continuing the fight against terrorism,1989,12,2,81-87,Bremer
Low‐intensity conflict: the challenge to the national interest,1989,12,2,75-80,Olson
Victimage and mortification: Terrorism and its coverage in the media,1989,12,1,47-62,Dowling
Problems in applying counterterrorism to prevent terrorism: two decades of violence in Northern Ireland reconsidered,1989,12,1,31-46,Soule
Presidents held hostage: the rhetoric of Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan,1989,12,1,21-30,Winkler
Carlos Marighela: the father of urban guerrilla warfare,1989,12,1,1-20,Williams
Future U.S. policy and action: the Justice Department's approach to terrorism,1988,11,6,553-557,Toensing
Future U.S. policy and action: Defense Department perspective,1988,11,6,546-550,Whitehouse
Future domestic and international terrorism: media perspective,1988,11,6,543-545,Shipler
Future domestic and international terrorism: the USIA perspective,1988,11,6,541-543,Arnold
Future domestic and international terrorism: the FBI perspective,1988,11,6,538-541,Ricks
Worlds in collision worlds in collusion: the uneasy relationship between the counterterrorism policy community and the academic community,1988,11,6,503-509,Post
The predictability of international terrorism: a time‐series analysis,1988,11,6,491-502,Brosius
Terrorism and the Marxist left: Peru's struggle against Sendero Luminoso,1988,11,6,471-490,Hazleton
Nuclear terrorism: threat perception and response in South Asia,1988,11,6,447-470,Leventhal
The November 1988 Palestine national council resolutions in Algiers and their aftermath,1988,11,5,385-408,Baum
Western arrogance Islamic fanaticism and terrorism,1988,11,5,378-384,Said
Fundamentalism and the peace process: Israel the West Bank and Gaza,1988,11,5,374-378,Reich
Islamic extremism and U.S. security interests,1988,11,5,371-374,Probst
Fundamentalism and the justification of terrorist violence,1988,11,5,369-371,Post
Why Asad's terror works and Qadhafi's does not,1988,11,5,364-369,Pipes
Terrorism: lingering threat to Turkey?,1988,11,5,359-364,Perez
Islamic fundamentalism,1988,11,5,357-359,Khadduri
Fundamentalism and the Arab‐Israeli conflict,1988,11,5,355-357,Gerson
Jewish underground: at the center or on the periphery of Israeli society?,1988,11,5,350-354,Cromer
Terrorism: a global perspective,1988,11,5,348-350,Azar
News of terrorism: a comparison of the U.S. and South Korean press,1988,11,4,323-328,Lee
North Korean terrorism: trends characteristics and deterrence,1988,11,4,309-322,Kim
Stretching the boundaries: the control of dissent in Northern Ireland,1988,11,4,289-308,Smyth
Under two flags: provocation and deception in European terrorism,1988,11,4,275-287,Jenkins
Environmental terrorism: A case study,1991,14,4,237-239,Badolato
The appeal and behavior of the Ku Kiux Klan in object relations perspective,1988,11,4,247-262,Salmony
Counter‐terrorism--First line last line,1988,11,3,241-245,Sulc
The anti‐terrorism act of 1987--an update on the controversy surrounding efforts to close down PLO offices in the U.S,1988,11,3,235-239,Gruen
Attributes of domestic political terrorism in Canada 1960-1985,1988,11,3,213-233,Ross
Political and legal instruments in supporting and combatting terrorism: current developments,1988,11,3,197-211,Ludwikowski
Fighting World War III: a suggested strategy,1988,11,3,181-195,Cauley
The costs of terrorism: a cross‐national study of six countries,1988,11,3,169-180,Hewitt
Terrorism morality and soldiers' motivation to fight--An example from the Israeli experience in Lebanon,1988,11,2,139-149,Linn
What international law approach should be taken toward international terrorism?,1988,11,2,113-137,Erickson
Fanaticism political suicide and terrorism,1988,11,2,91-111,Ryan
The literature of terrorism,1988,11,1,63-87,Miller
The Western response to state‐supported terrorism,1988,11,1,53-62,Levitt
"The roots of lawlessness": the coverage of the Jewish underground in the Israeli press,1988,11,1,43-51,Cromer
In search of an anti‐terrorism policy: Lessons from the Reagan era,1988,11,1,29-42,Joyner
On learning terrorism,1988,11,1,13-27,Saper
The ethics of terrorism and revolution,1988,11,1,1-12,Goertzel
The hate movement today: A chronicle of violence and disarray,1987,10,4,345-364,Suall
Counterterrorism strategies and programs,1987,10,4,337-344,Bremer
Terrorist sympathizers in The Netherlands,1987,10,4,329-335,Vermaat
Terrorism in the sky: the rhetoric and realities of sanctions,1987,10,4,311-327,Sochor
Italian attitudes and responses to terrorism,1987,10,4,289-310,Santoro
Bomb and weapons detection,1987,10,3,285-287,Bozorgmanesh
Off‐the‐shelf technology,1987,10,3,281-284,Kindel
Medical technology in combatting terrorism,1987,10,3,277-279,Silverstein
Mass destruction,1987,10,3,275-276,Devito
C3I technologies: a deterrent to terrorism,1987,10,3,271-273,Boyes
The age of information technology,1987,10,3,265-268,Ramsey
An approach to low‐cost information dissemination,1987,10,3,261-263,Grutzius
A "quest" for using information,1987,10,3,257-260,McGeorge
Technology and intelligence,1987,10,3,253-255,Cline
Protecting buildings against explosives,1987,10,3,247-250,Eytan
Architectural design and physical security,1987,10,3,243-246,Passantino
Designing the embassy of the future,1987,10,3,241-242,Howard
Passenger safety and aviation security,1987,10,3,237-239,Lally
Maritime vulnerability and security,1987,10,3,233-236,Maimone
Terrorism and corporate costs,1987,10,3,227-230,Iglarsh
The international threat,1987,10,3,225-226,Williams
The threat of international terrorism in the United States: the police response,1987,10,3,219-223,Williams
The domestic threat: an FBI view,1987,10,3,217-218,Seddon
Terrorism: threats and trends,1987,10,3,213-215,Alexander
The role of technology in combatting terrorism a symposium,1987,10,3,211-212,Stewart
Terrorists renew threats against Lebanese Jews,1987,10,3,185-187,Gruen
Aspects of terrorism: personal reflections (Editorial),1987,10,3,175-184,Ludwikowski
Political violence in Ecuador and the AVC,1987,10,3,165-174,Baratta
Ethno‐political activity and the psychology of terrorism,1987,10,3,145-163,Dutter
Terrorism--historical perspective on U.S. congressional action,1987,10,2,139-143,Pearl
Terrorism and the importance of intelligence,1987,10,2,133-138,Sulc
Terrorism can and should be contained,1987,10,2,127-132,Bavly
South Africa's response,1987,10,2,125-126,Beukes
Public support for emergency (anti‐terrorist) legislation in Northern Ireland: a preliminary analysis,1987,10,2,113-124,Finn
International terrorism and the challenge to diplomacy,1987,10,2,103-112,Selth
Extradition and "terrorist" offenses,1987,10,2,83-102,Rubin
Fear of flying: its economic costs,1987,10,1,45-50,Iglarsh
A few thoughts on fighting terrorism (Editorial),1987,10,1,41-43,Moore
New Zealand's response to terrorism a perspective,1987,10,1,37-39,Rowling
Rewarding fire with fire: effects of retaliation on terrorist group dynamics,1987,10,1,23-35,Post
The hidden danger: Risks of nuclear terrorism,1987,10,1,1-22,Leventhal
Patterns of global terrorism: 1984,1987,9,4,409-446,
Terrorism and language: a text‐based analysis of the German case,1987,9,4,373-407,Miller
The Bulgarian connection: drugs weapons and terrorism,1987,9,4,361-371,Pilon
Terroristic murder in Northern Ireland: who is killed and why?,1987,9,4,341-359,Pockrass
Nigerian politics and the Dikko kidnap affair,1987,9,4,313-339,Okolo
Comment: Terrorism television and philosophic doubt,1987,9,3,297-305,
Not merely the Achille Lauro: the threat of maritime terrorism and piracy,1987,9,3,285-296,Stephens
Bicommunal conflict and accommodation in Northern Ireland,1987,9,3,263-284,Schmitt
Italian women terrorists,1987,9,3,241-262,Weinberg
U.S. policy on terrorism: in search of an answer,1987,9,3,225-240,Willenz
Report on the Brinks incident,1987,9,2,169-206,
Castro's America department: systemizing insurgencies in Latin America,1987,9,2,125-167,Hudson
International terrorism--the nuclear dimension,1987,9,2,113-123,Denton
The new network of terrorist states (Editorial),1987,9,2,101-112,Reagan
Germany's other terrorists,1987,9,1,87-99,Schiller
International terrorism: The search for a policy,1987,9,1,1-85,Lynch
International terrorism: the nuclear dimension,1986,8,4,351-378,Beckman
Terrorism and local police,1986,8,4,345-350,Williams
The U.S.‐U.K. supplementary extradition treaty,1986,8,4,327-343,Sofaer
Terrorism and the future of free society,1986,8,4,315-326,McFarlane
Terrorist countermeasures,1986,8,3,307-313,Stewart
Tactics and techniques of terrorists and saboteurs,1986,8,3,295-307,McGeorge
Government view,1986,8,3,288-295,Stilwell
U.S. vulnerabilities,1986,8,3,282-288,Stewart
The terrorism problem,1986,8,3,272-281,Alexander
The threat to the U.S,1986,8,3,261-272,Livingstone
Terrorism and national security,1986,8,3,255-261,Kupperman
State‐sponsored terrorism: the threat and possible countermeasures,1986,8,3,253-255,Stewart
Contemporary Armenian Terrorism,1986,8,3,213-252,Gunter
The threat of terrorism to democracy: a criminal justice response,1986,8,3,205-211,Brady
Terrorist attacks against U.S. business,1986,8,2,185-204,
The media's role in international terrorism,1986,8,2,127-146,Martin
Coping with terrorism,1986,8,2,113-126,Kerr
Terrorism and its responses,1986,8,1,33-77,Green
Terrorist and victim: Psychiatric and physiological approaches from a social science perspective,1986,8,1,1-32,Oots
Terrorism and the modern world,1985,7,4,431-447,Shultz
A six‐year follow‐up of hostage victims,1985,7,4,411-415,Ayalon
Terrorism: Future threats and responses,1985,7,4,367-410,Henkin
The plot to kill the pope,1985,7,4,351-365,Scherer
Adequacy of U.S. Marine Corps security in Beirut,1984,7,3,341-345,
Phoenix or phantom? The PLO after Beirut,1984,7,3,313-321,Yaniv
PLO Messianism: diagnosis of a modern gnostic sect,1984,7,3,299-312,Nisan
Terror revolution or control? the KPD's Secret apparat during the Weimar republic,1984,7,3,257-297,Ward
Notes on a psychodynamic theory of terrorist behavior,1984,7,2,241-256,Post
Terrorism and "terrorism‐specific" statutes,1984,7,2,233-239,Paust
Antiterrorism legislation in the United States: problems and implications,1984,7,2,213-231,Smith
International terrorism: United Nations projects for legal controls,1984,7,2,175-184,McWhinney
Unmuzzling the dogs of war,1984,7,2,169-173,Friedlander
Current legal approaches to international terrorism,1984,7,2,147-161,Rubin
Terrorism in Central America (Editorial),1984,7,1,57-61,Duarte
Soviet footprints in St. Peter's Square (Editorial),1984,7,1,53-55,Cline
Killings of local security forces in Northern Ireland 1969-1981,1984,7,1,11-52,Murray
The case history of a German terrorist,1984,7,1,1-10,Billig
The effectiveness of U.N. action against international terrorism: Conclusions and comments,1983,6,4,587-592,Yoder
The United Nations commission on human rights,1983,6,4,577-585,Ripp
International cooperation in locating and recovering stolen nuclear materials,1983,6,4,561-575,Jenkins
The United Nations convention against the taking of hostages: the inside story,1983,6,4,545-560,McDonald
Implementing the convention on the prevention and punishment of crimes against internationally protected persons including diplomatic agents,1983,6,4,529-543,Shamwell
Security of international civil aviation: the role of ICAO,1983,6,4,519-527,Finger
The U.S. Navy's role in countering maritime terrorism,1983,6,3,469-480,Barnett
Offshore energy terrorism: perspectives on a problem,1983,6,3,455-468,Breemer
Patterns in the lives of ETA members,1983,6,3,423-454,Clark
Network news coverage of terrorism: the early years,1983,6,3,403-421,Wurth‐Hough
Why does terrorism terrorize?,1983,6,3,389-401,Freedman
Transnational terrorism: prospectus for a causal modeling approach,1982,6,1-2,73-100,Hopple
Political violence in pre‐coup Turkey,1982,6,1-2,53-71,Orlow
European terrorism: a German perspective,1982,6,1-2,27-51,Horchem
Of beasts gods and civilized men: The justification of terrorism and of counterterrorist measures,1982,6,1-2,1-26,Carmichael
Aspects of terrorism,1982,5,4,373-400,Green
Assassinations: the problem is not that the world is sick,1982,5,4,367-369,Schmookler
On the Economics of terrorism,1982,5,4,363-366,Deutsch
Terrorism and banking,1982,5,4,353-361,Godfrey
International terrorism human rights and world order,1982,5,4,325-351,Saddy
Terrorism and international security,1982,5,4,309-323,
International convention against the taking of hostages,1981,5,3,293-300,
Terrorist Incident Charts (1980),1981,5,3,287-292,
Terrorism and overkill (Editorial),1981,5,3,281-286,Clifford
The use of simulation in combatting terrorism,1981,5,3,265-279,Gilboa
Terrorism: the view from Taiwan,1981,5,3,233-264,Gregor
Operation Leo: description and analysis of a European terrorist operation,1981,5,3,197-232,Sundberg
Proposals for government and international responses to terrorism,1981,5,1-2,161-193,Wilkinson
The United Nations convention against the taking of hostages: realistic or rhetoric?,1981,5,1-2,139-160,Aston
Management of the kidnap risk,1981,5,1-2,125-137,Clutterbuck
The British police and terrorism,1981,5,1-2,107-123,Gregory
Another final battle on the stage of history,1981,5,1-2,89-105,Becker
Terror in Ireland--and Britain's response,1981,5,1-2,83-88,Rees
IRA leadership problems,1981,5,1-2,73-82,O'Ballance
The water and the fish: public opinion and the provisional IRA in Northern Ireland,1981,5,1-2,41-72,Moxon‐Browne
Politics and propaganda of the provisional IRA,1981,5,1-2,13-40,Tugwell
The ambiguities of political terrorism in Central America,1980,4,1-4,267-276,Anderson
A Poisson model of incidents of international terrorism in the United States,1980,4,1-4,259-265,Gleason
Nationalists without a nation: South Moluccan terrorism in the Netherlands,1980,4,1-4,223-257,Herman
The terrorists' dilemmas: some implicit rules of the game,1980,4,1-4,195-222,Knutson
On the appeals of extremism to the youth of affluent democratic societies,1980,4,1-4,161-193,Kampf
Terror and terrorism: modern growth industry and mass entertainment,1980,4,1-4,143-159,Hacker
The relation between terrorism and domestic civil disorders,1980,4,1-4,123-141,Monti
Kaleidoscopic views on terrorism,1980,4,1-4,89-121,Possony
Provocation at the center: a study in the history of counter‐terror,1980,4,1-4,53-88,Ivianski
Vera Zasulich the shooting of Trepov and the growth of political terrorism in Russia 1878-1881,1980,4,1-4,25-51,Bergman
Propaganda by the deed: terrorism and anarchist theory in late nineteenth‐century Europe,1980,4,1-4,1-23,Fleming
International political terrorism: a challenge for comparative research,1980,3,3-4,341-348,Crelinsten
Some points of interest and how to go about them,1980,3,3-4,335-339,Sundberg
Hypotheses on terrorism,1980,3,3-4,329-333,Silverstein
Some theses on terrorism,1980,3,3-4,311-327,Siirala
The phenomenon of terrorism,1980,3,3-4,303-304,Schelling
The latest theory recognized by sociological science research in terrorism and violence,1980,3,3-4,297-301,Salewski
List of hypotheses and assumptions on the phenomenon of terrorism,1980,3,3-4,289-290,Ochberg
Problems related to the symptomatic treatment of terrorism,1980,3,3-4,279-283,Merari
A list of hypotheses and assumptions,1980,3,3-4,251-255,Johnson
Hypothetical facets or ingredients of terrorism,1980,3,3-4,239-244,Harris
Questions on terrorism,1980,3,3-4,219-238,Fried
Theses on terrorism today,1980,3,3-4,215-217,Fetscher
Terrorism: definitional aspects,1980,3,3-4,185-190,Allemann
Terrorism and the media: some observations,1980,3,3-4,179-183,Alexander
How to capture a city by insurgency and how to combat insurgents fighting for such a city: two combat reports from World War II,1979,3,1-2,147-155,Zawodny
Teaching about terrorism: notes on methods and materials,1979,3,1-2,131-145,Lopez
Terrorism and piracy: a legal view,1979,3,1-2,117-130,Rubin
Terrorism and intelligence,1979,3,1-2,109-115,Kerstetter
Some reflections on the victimology of terrorism,1979,3,1-2,81-108,Fattah
Some aspects of individual terrorism: a case study of the Schwartzbard affair,1979,3,1-2,69-80,Nedava
Terrorism and international political analysis,1979,3,1-2,47-67,Bonanate
Understanding the next act,1979,3,1-2,1-46,Leites
Terrorism in Italy: analysis of a problem,1979,2,3-4,261-270,Fiorhxo
Patterns of neo‐fascist violence in Italian politics,1979,2,3-4,231-259,Weinberg
Giangiacomo Feltrinelli: the millionaire dinamitero,1979,2,3-4,213-230,Possony
A Survey of Terrorism of the Left in Italy: 1970-78,1979,2,3-4,171-212,Pisano
Phenomenological and dynamic aspects of terrorism in italy,1979,2,3-4,159-170,
Some considerations on contemporary terrorism,1979,2,3-4,149-157,Vinci
Terrorism and the media,1979,2,1-2,55-137,Alexander
Terrorism: police and press problems,1979,2,1-2,1-54,Sloan
Lawful and unlawful seizure of aircraft,1978,1,3-4,423-440,Sundberg
Preparing for unwanted events: instances of international political terrorism,1978,1,3-4,397-422,Bobrow
Italian terrorism: record figures and political dilemmas,1978,1,3-4,377-395,Whetten
On facts and how to use them,1978,1,3-4,363-375,Wit
The analytical foundations of extortionate terrorism,1978,1,3-4,347-362,Fitzgerald
A classification of terrorist groups,1978,1,3-4,331-346,Merari
Learning about terrorism: analysis simulations and future directions,1978,1,3-4,315-329,Sloan
Terrorist incident management and jurisdictional issues: a Canadian perspective,1978,1,3-4,307-313,Bourne
The phenomenology of vigilantism in contemporary America: an interpretation,1978,1,3-4,287-305,Sederberg
Internal organizational problems and the sources of tensions of terrorist movements as catalysts of violence,1978,1,3-4,277-285,Zawodny
Reflections on modern terrorism,1978,1,3-4,265-276,Holton
Terrorism and the political process,1978,1,3-4,255-263,Lasswell
The psychodynamics of terrorism,1978,1,3-4,237-254,Kaplan
Chronology of transnational terrorist attacks upon American business people 1968-1976,1978,1,2,217-235,Mickolus
Research note: Institute for the study of conflict,1978,1,2,211-215,Sim
International cooperation in the field of international political terrorism,1978,1,2,199-210,Corves
International legal action concerning terrorism,1978,1,2,187-197,Franck
Organization and management practices of urban terrorist groups,1978,1,2,169-186,Wolf
The victim of terrorism: psychiatric considerations,1978,1,2,147-168,Ochberg
Negotiations for hostages: implications from the police experience,1978,1,2,125-146,Miller
Terrorism--a new era of criminality,1978,1,2,119-124,Cullinane
International terrorism: apathy exacerbates the problem,1978,1,2,111-117,Javits
Research note: Rand's research on terrorism,1977,1,1,85-95,Jenkins
The problem of international terrorism at the United Nations,1977,1,1,71-83,Hoveyda
Emergency medical preparedness,1977,1,1,51-69,Silverstein
Treating the symptoms of terrorism: some principles of good hygiene,1977,1,1,35-49,Kupperman
Profile of a terrorist,1977,1,1,17-34,Miller
Terror: the crime of the privileged--an examination and prognosis,1977,1,1,1-16,Hassel
Future trends: some observations,1991,14,4,233-216,Probst
Sikh terrorism in the struggle for Khalistan,1991,14,4,221-231,Yaeger
Terrorism and security in the Caribbean: the 1976 Cubana disaster off Barbados,1991,14,4,209-219,Phillips
Coordinating counterterrorism: a strategic approach to a changing threat,1991,14,3,171-193,Behm
France faced with terrorism,1991,14,3,157-170,Wieviorka
Police cooperation and integration in the European community: proposals problems and prospects,1991,14,3,145-155,Gregory
Structure of counterterrorism planning and operations in the United States,1991,14,3,135-144,Revell
Terrorist use of biological weapons,1991,14,2,129-133,Wiener
Technology against terrorism: the federal effort,1991,14,2,111,Alexander
Terrorism: Europe without borders,1991,14,2,105-110,Robertson
Group profile: the revolutionary organization 17 November in Greece,1991,14,2,77-104,Corsun
Middle Eastern terrorism in Europe: trends and prospects,1991,14,2,67-76,Pluchinsky
The Abu Nidal organization,1991,14,1,59-66,Wege
Causality between transnational terrorism and tourism: the case of Spain,1991,14,1,49-58,Sandler
Diplomacy from below: international terrorism and American foreign relations 1945-1962,1991,14,1,31-48,Kumamoto
Can the state be terrorist?,1991,14,1,19-29,Sproat
Political criminogenesis of democracy in the colonial settler‐state: terror terrorism and guerrilla warfare,1991,14,1,1-18,Georges‐Abeyie
Terrorism and southern Africa,1990,13,6,447-453,Nimer
Terrorism and electrical energy interruption: the role of the Federal Emergency Management Agency,1990,13,6,441-446,Jones
Aviation security and terrorism,1990,13,6,397-439,Vincent
The need for international cooperation in combating terrorism,1990,13,6,381-396,Murphy
American carrier security: an oral statement,1990,13,4-5,373-380,Yeffet
Thermal neutron activation (TNA) explosive detection system (EDS): statement before the subcommittee on government activities and transportation,1990,13,4-5,369-372,Bozorgmanesh
Explosive detection systems: oral statement on behalf of the airport operators council international and the American Association of Airport Executives,1990,13,4-5,359-367,Jackson
Air carrier security programs: Statement before the U.S. house of representatives' government activities and transportation subcommittee,1990,13,4-5,353-357,Boynton
Squaring the Palestinian triangle,1990,13,4-5,337-351,Israeli
Sicarii and the rise of terrorism,1990,13,4-5,329-335,Stolzenberg
Rewriting the "dirty war": state terrorism reinterpreted by the press in Argentina during the transition to democracy,1990,13,4-5,311-328,Schiff
Strategy of tension: the Belgian terrorist crisis 1982-1986,1990,13,4-5,299-309,Jenkins
Current legal approaches to international terrorism,1990,13,4-5,277-297,Rubin
Religious terrorists: what they aren't going to tell us,1990,13,3,237-241,Schbley
Terrorist challenge to the rule of law: the British experience,1990,13,3,227-236,Nelson
Menia Muria: the South Moluccans fight in Holland,1990,13,3,215-226,Yaeger
Socioeconomic profile of an American terrorist: 1960s and 1970s,1990,13,3,195-213,Handler
Physical vulnerability of electric systems to sabotage,1990,13,3,191-194,Roy
Physical vulnerability of electric systems to natural disaster and sabotage,1990,13,3,189-190,Crane
Electric systems vulnerabilities,1990,13,3,183-188,Easton
Terrorism and the U.S. energy infrastructure,1990,13,2,159-163,Badolato
Bargaining with terrorists: organizational considerations,1990,13,2,145-158,Oots
Terrorism and the mass media: a systemic analysis of a symbiotic process,1990,13,2,99-143,Farnen
Impact of antiterrorist measures on democratic law enforcement: The Italian experience,1990,13,2,89-98,Das
The Rabta chemical factory fire: rethinking the lawfulness of anticipatory self‐defense,1990,13,2,79-87,Joyner
The potential for terrorism within the Soviet Union in the 21st century,1990,13,1,53-64,Maley
Terrorism the left wing and the intellectuals,1990,13,1,23-51,Kampf
The impact of EC 1992 on terrorism and drug trafficking in Europe: U.S. concerns,1990,13,1,15-22,Solomon
U.S. counterterrorism policy in the 1980s and the priorities for the 1990s,1990,13,1,7-13,Busby
The FBI's mission in countering terrorism,1990,13,1,1-6,Sessions
Iran's Islamic fundamentalism and terrorism: a view from the pulpit,1989,12,6,401-416,