"They still think we are 'savages'” w/ Wadie Said
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The Complexities of Terrorism Classification
This chapter examines the distinctions between state and non-state actors in terrorism, highlighting the legal ramifications of designating states as sponsors of terrorism. It traces the historical evolution of the term 'terrorism' from the French Revolution to modern classifications, exploring the geopolitical implications of these labels on resistance movements. The discussion also addresses the impact of significant events, such as the Oklahoma City bombing and Middle Eastern violence, on U.S. policy and public perception of terrorism.
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