Global Terrorism: Melting Borders, Hardened Walls

Book Details:

• Author: Pravin Sheth

• Brand: Rawat Pubns

• Binding: Hardcover

• Number of Pages: 400

• Release Date: January 1, 2005

• EAN: 9788170339502

• Package Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.6 x 1.1 inches

• Language: English

About the Book:

This book by Pravin Sheth offers an in-depth exploration of the ideological and political foundations of terrorism, analyzing the dynamics post-9/11. It covers a wide geographical span, from Morocco to Bali, New York to New Delhi, and Singapore, evaluating the social and political contexts that have shaped global terrorism. The book particularly focuses on three major theatres of terrorist action: the United States, the Middle East, and South Asia, examining the evolving nature of terrorist organizations like Al-Qaeda.

The book analyzes how the US, India, and Pakistan have responded to terrorism and delves into the origins of fundamentalism. It also explores the changing nature of international relations and foreign policies post-9/11, shedding light on the shift in global perceptions of America and its capacity to lead the war on terrorism. Sheth also brings forward insightful chapters on perspectives by social scientists and thinkers, providing a deeper understanding of the challenges and potential solutions to the issues surrounding terrorism.

This book is a critical resource for students and scholars of terrorism, international relations, and conflict resolution, offering valuable insights into the evolving global crisis.

About the Author:

Pravin Sheth has taught at Pennsylvania University and held various prestigious positions, including Professor and Head of the Department of Political Science at Gujarat University. With a keen focus on political science and international relations, his expertise has made him a respected figure in the field.