Domestic Terrorism

by Margaret Haerens

This collection of essays examines how domestic terrorism should be assessed or defined, and what groups are likely to emerge from these threats. It also looks at how the threat of domestic terrorism could be averted or prevented, and how it should be treated. Readers will learn about lone-wolf terrorism, right-wing extremists, and Islamic radicalization. They will also learn about profiling, counterterrorism efforts, and prejudice.

224 pages, Library Binding

First published October 31, 2014