On the Fairly Reasons for Single-Issue Terrorism in Developed Countries
Journal Title: International Journal of Social Sciences and Education - Year 2016, Vol 6, Issue 4
Abstract
This paper is dedicated to discuss about the supposed ethical reasons for Single-Issue Terrorisms on developed Countries, handling as example the antiabortion group Army of God. The goal is to debate the idea of legitimacy of terrorism and criticise the myth which says that terrorist violent behaviour is proper of non-democratic states with no stability or development.
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Ali Awwad Rashed al-Shraah
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