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Terrorism as an Object of Philosophical Analysis

Sultonova Svetlana Yurievna

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The relevance of the problem defining the terror and terrorism essence as the most dangerous forms of manifestation of political violence is undeniable. Common features of terror and terrorism are political goals, violent methods and objects, distinctive-the scale of impact, scope of application, level of legality, time characteristic. n

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The relevance of the problem defining the terror and terrorism essence as the most dangerous forms of manifestation of political violence is undeniable. Common features of terror and terrorism are political goals, violent methods and objects, distinctive-the scale of impact, scope of application, level of legality, time characteristic. n

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The relevance of the problem defining the terror and terrorism essence as the most dangerous forms of manifestation of political violence is undeniable. Common features of terror and terrorism are political goals, violent methods and objects, distinctive-the scale of impact, scope of application, level of legality, time characteristic. n

Key concepts: Terrorism, Principle of legality, Scope (computer science), Relevance (law), Politics, Political science, Object (grammar), Political violence

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