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International Terrorism
This paper intends to highlight the variations in terrorism in a systematised form. It fundamentally presents the causes, origins, types, nature, course and effects of terrorism and terrorists‘ organizations worldwide, stressing the menace of such activities on humanity at large. It concentrates on finding suitable remedies to the human threat in a positive manner through academic understanding and learning
Definition of Terrorism, various perspectives; nature of Terrorism
Forms of terrorism: Individual, Group, State, Economic, Regional, Cyber, Cross border, Ideological, Religious, Ethnic, Political, and International
Objectives and means adopted by terrorists; Problems in Containing Terrorism: Defining Terrorism, Double Standard of the state players, changing attitude, Failure of Governments
Counter Terrorist Methods at International level, Legal, political, Military, Negotiations, Diplomacy, Flexible Judicial response, Bilateral
Important Terrorist Organizations: Al Qai‘da,Lashkar-e-Toiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed, HAMAS. Hizpul-Muhajideen,ISIS
Universal Anti terrorism conventions and protocols
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