MA Terrorism Revision

In Beck's (2008) SMT, what links grievances to modern narratives?

Name the parts of Beck's SMT

What term did Mawdudi coin in 1939, justifying overthrowing non-Islamic rulers? (Wiktorowicz 2005)

What is the first event that civilian targeting by radical Islam groups can be witnessed?

How is civilian killing justified, considering citizens in a democratic society are complicit?

What causes the rise of foreign fighters post-1980 in Hegghammer (2010/11)s eyes?

What term does Moore (& Tumelty 2008) attribute to foreign fighters continuing activities after returning home?

How does Griffin (1995) see the structure of far-right networks?

When are poorly institutionalised insurgencies most vulnerable? (Moore & Youngman 2023)

What does Sageman (2008) see as modern terrorist threats?

What does Hoffman (2008) counter, seeing as still vital in modern terrorism?

What limits escalation according to Busher, Holbrook and Macklin (2019)?

How does Cronin (2010) describe the West's focus on homegrown plots when they should actually consider al Qaeda's strategic decline?

What 3 part counter-terrorism framework is suggested by Pedahzur and Ranstorp (2001)?

What 2014 book examines Al-Qaeda's public discourse?

What has SMT been criticised with not taking into account?

What was the leader of the Chechen insurgency called, who had a local focus and disagreed with Osama?