The state and ‘terrorists’ in Nepal and Northern Ireland: The social construction of state terrorism
Priya Dixit
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Priya Dixit
Abstract
1. Studying the state and terrorism in Nepal and Northern Ireland 2. The state in terrorism studies 3. Language of terrorism and the making of the state: a discourse analytical approach 4. Dangerous 'terrorists' to partners in peace: state/IRA relations in Northern Ireland 5. The state and Maoist 'terrorists' in Nepal 6. Establishing state authority: suspect communities and terroristization 7. The state and its (terrorist) others: some reflections for future research on states and 'terrorism' Index -- .
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1. Studying the state and terrorism in Nepal and Northern Ireland 2. The state in terrorism studies 3. Language of terrorism and the making of the state: a discourse analytical approach 4. Dangerous 'terrorists' to partners in peace: state/IRA relations in Northern Ireland 5. The state and Maoist 'terrorists' in Nepal 6. Establishing state authority: suspect communities and terroristization 7. The state and its (terrorist) others: some reflections for future research on states and 'terrorism' Index -- .
Key concepts: Terrorism, State (computer science), Northern ireland, Political science, Suspect, Criminology, Political economy, Sociology