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Bibliography of Terrorism Theses A Bibliography of Academic Theses on Terrorism and Related Forms of Violence Part I – 1960 to 1998 Compiled by Adam Pode. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the prior written consent of the author. Copyright by Adam Pode. All rights reserved. Printed in the UK. Contents Preface Introduction A and B. Bibliographies on Terrorism and Related Forms of Violence and Conceptual, Definitory and Topological Aspects of Terrorism C. General Works on Terrorism D. Regime Terrorism and Repression E. Insurgent Terrorism F. Vigilante Terrorism G. Other Types of Terrorism H. Terroristic Activities, by Region and Country 1. Western Europe General 1.1. Germany 1.2. France 1.3. Ireland 1.4. Italy 1.5. Spain 1.6. Other Western European Countries 2. FSU 2.1. Eastern European, including the Balkans 3. Middle East 3.1. Israel 3.2. Palestine 3.3 Middle East, Other Countries 4. Asia 4.1. Indian Subcontinent 4.2. South-East Asia and China 4.3 Japan 5. Africa, General 5.1. Northern Africa 5.2. Sub-Saharan Africa 5.3. Southern Africa 6. Latin America, General 6.1. Argentina 6.2. Brazil 6.3. Uruguay 6.4. Other Latin-American Countries 7. North America 7.1. Canada 7.2. United States I. Intra and Transnational Terrorism J. The Terrorist Personality and Organisation K. Victimological Aspects L. Terrorism from a Psychological Perspective M. Terrorism from a Criminological Perspective N. Terrorism from a Military Perspective O. Juridical Aspects of Terrorism P. Mass Communications Aspects of Terrorism Q and R. The Etiology of Terrorism and Ideologies and Doctrines of Violence and Violent Liberation S. Countermeasures Against Terrorism 1. General 1.1. Military and Police 1.2. Legal 1.3. Hostage Saving Measures T. Special Forms of Terrorism 1.1. Assassination 1.2. Bombing 1.3. Hijacking and Hostage Taking 1.4. Kidnaping 1.5. Nuclear Terrorism U. Varia and Related Studies Author Index University Index Statistics Preface One would think that in the age of electronic data retrieval the compilation and publication of a bibliography like the present one is out of date. Everyone in possession of a network computer accessing the World Wide Web through the Internet can, after all, directly reach into the catalogues of the great libraries of the academic world and produce within hours if not minutes a tailor-made bibliography for his or her own special research purposes. The same take would take days if not weeks for the human bibliographer working without powerful eclectic search engines. However, bibliographic search engines can only assist and supplement human judgement as to what is likely to be a worthwhile title and what is not. This is especially true for unpublished "grey" literature that does not appear in Books in Print - type compilations. Academic Masters Theses are rarely published and even most PhD Theses never make it into the commercial market. This special bibliography on "Academic These on Terrorism and Related Forms of Violence", containing nearly 800 titles, is therefore particularly welcome and fills a void. I was pleased to learn that it took the structure of my own bibliography on terrorism as framework to fit in the titles since this adds to cumulativeness and comparability in the field. Scanning through the titles makes one realizes that many of the seminal turns in the study of terrorism were initiated - or are at least reflected - in the choice of topics of these young scholars. There is also a university index at the end which indicates to the user which universities devote most attention to the study of terrorism and political violence. For both students and experts of terrorism this bibliography offers a door to a wealth of knowledge which will - as things now stand - be bitterly needed for years to come. Prof A. P. Leiden University Introduction The aim of this work is to provided those undertaking research in the field of terrorism1 with a guide to academic sources principally in English and in so doing complement the works of both Schmid2 and Lakos3. Each entry lists the name of the author, the title, academic institution to which the work was submitted and the degree awarded with date4. Entries' limited to a single area or region are listed under that area or region. Multi-regional studies are listed by subject. Indexes to both authors and academic institutions are provided. For most entries abstracts can be consulted through reference either to the invaluable works of ASLIB5 or DAI6. Full copies of most British doctoral these can be borrowed in the form of film or fiche or purchased as paper enlargements from BLDSC7. Theses accepted for Masters degrees in the United Kingdom are harder to obtain and information regarding availability should be sought from the awarding institute. Copies of theses in the United States and Canada may be obtained from UMI87 in soft covers, hard covers, microfilm or microfiche. Again the availability of Masters thesis may vary. The author's intention is to provide a living document, corrections and further entries should be addressed to Adam Pode (ajlpode at yahoo co uk) Paper copies of this work are also available from this address. 1 Entries cover both terrorism, insurgency, low intensity conflict and revolutionary warfare and are widely drawn to examine the effects of such conflicts. 2 Schmid, A.P. and Jongman, A.J. Political Terrorism: a new guide to actors, authors, concepts, data bases, theories and literature. New Brunswick: Transaction Books, 1988. 3 Lakos, A. International Terrorism: A Bibliography. Boulder: Westview Press, 1986 and Lakos, A. Terrorism 1980-1990: A Bibliography. Boulder: Westview Press, 1991. 4 Information concerning these institutions can be found in the Europa Publications: The World of Learning 49th edition. Europa Publications Company, 1999. (ISBN: 1 85743 049 2; ISSN: 0084-2117); or see http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/ for the UK and http://www.clas.ufl.edu/au/ for the USA. 5 Hyams, M. Index to theses with Abstracts accepted for Higher Degrees by the Universities of Great Britain and Ireland and the Council of National Academic Awards. London: ASLIB and Expert Information Ltd, annual; also available as Index to Theses on CD-ROM (2nd edition). 6 University Microfilms. Dissertation Abstract International, Section A - Humanities and Social Science. Ann Arbour: University Microfilms, monthly. Also available as Dissertation Abstracts Online and Ondisc. 7 The British Library Document Supply Centre, Boston Spa, Wetherby, West Yorkshire LS23 7BQ England. 8 University Microfilms International (Dissertation Service) 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106-1346 USA. A and B. Bibliographies on Terrorism and Related Forms of Violence and Conceptual, Definitory and Topological Aspects of Terrorism (1) Beecroft, David R. The Conspiracy Theory of Terrorism: Analysis and Application. California State University Sacramento, MA, 1986. (2) Campbell, Courtney Scott. The Moral Reality of Revolution. University of Virginia, PhD, 1988. (3) Campbell, James. The Concept of Violence: An Examination of its Ideological Uses. Queen's University Belfast, PhD, 1986. (4) Canfield, Roger Blaine. Democratic Legitimacy and American Political Violence, 1964-1970. Claremont Graduate School, PhD, 1973. (5) Chasdi, Richard Jonathan. The Dynamics of Middle East Terrorism, 1968-1993: A Functional Typology of Terrorist Group-Types. Purdue University, PhD, 1995. (6) Cline, James, Jr. Northstar Geopolitical Learning Model: Country Study Guide, A Research Resource. The Union Institute, PhD, 1992. (7) Denton, Frank Hardy. Patterns in Political Violence and War, 1751-1960. University of Southern California, PhD, 1968. (8) Dolive, Henry Clarke. The Conceptualization of Political Violence. University of Florida, PhD, 1974. (9) Finney, Louis Douglas. A Rational Choice Theory of Revolution and Political Violence. University of Maryland College Park, PhD, 1987. (10) Gilman, Bernard. Political Violence: A Comparative and Longitudinal Analysis. University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill, PhD, 1971. (11) Gold-Biss, Michael. The Discourse on Terrorism: Political Violence and the Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism, 1981-1986. American University, PhD, 1992. (12) Hanle, Donald J. An Analysis of Terrorism as a Form of Warfare. Naval Postgraduate School, MA, 1987. (13) Harbert, Joseph R. The Domestic and International Politics of Internal Conflict: A Comparative Analysis. City University of New York, PhD, 1984. (14) Hawkins, Andrew. Terrorism and Liberal Democracy. University of St Andrews, Degree Unknown, Date Unknown. (15) Hoffman, R.P. Terrorism: A Universal Definition. Claremont Graduate School, PhD, 1984. (16) Hou, Han-jyun. A Simulation Model of Political Conflict: A System Dynamics Approach. State University of New York At Binghamton, PhD, 1993. (17) Kader, Omar M. Contemporary Political Terror: Comparing the Use of Violence by National Liberation and Ideological Groups. University of Southern California, PhD, 1981. (18) Kasturi, Das Gupta. A Typological Analysis of Collective Political Violence. The Louisiana State University, PhD, 1979. (19) Kissane, Thomas P. The Theoretical Literature on Terrorism: A Sociological Interpretation. Fordham University, PhD, 1989. (20) Machale, James Brendan. An Empirical Study of the Ideologies of Violence of Foreign Missionaries in A National Security State. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, DMin, 1985. (21) McMaster, Donald James. Forecasting Political Violence: Evaluating the Use of Judgemental Data As An Input to A Predictive Model. Syracuse University, PhD, 1979. (22) Mesquita, Patricia. On the Path From Collective Identity to Violence. University of St Andrews, MA, 1994. (23) Mirani, S.Kaveh. Collective Political Violence and the Redistribution of Political Income. University of Chicago, PhD, 1984. (24) Overbey, B.F. Terror and Reprisal: An Ethical Perspective. Army Command Personnel Centre, MA, 1985. (25) Rahman, Katherine Irene. Ethnic Conflict in A World of States. University of Virginia, PhD, 1990. (26) Reid, Edna Ferguson.
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