Book Review. Sociologia terorismului – author Maria Cristina Aboboaie, Lumen Publishing House, 2014
Journal Title: Postmodern Openings - Year 2014, Vol 5, Issue 3
Abstract
The current review aims to make a short overview of the aspects that we considered as being representative for Maria Cristina Aboboaie’s approach when she tackled the international terrorism research topic, and the delimitation of certain defining aspects of the sociology of terrorism.
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NECULA Roxana
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