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Conflict, Trust and Terrorism: Narratives and Cultures of Political Violence from the Global South
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Fachbereich 10
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Conflict and Terrorism
13 July: Trusting Rebels, Distrusting the State
11_Why did the United States Invade Iraq in 2003?
11_Why did the United States Invade Iraq in 2003?
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◄ 10_Perspectives on the Rebel Social Contract. Exit, Voice, and Loyalty in the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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02_Trust and Violence: An Essay on a Modern Relationship
02_How Political Violence Shapes Trust in the State
03_Trust and Terror
03_Terrorism and Trust in Northern Ireland
04_What is New about the New Terrorism and How Dangerous Is It?
04_A Theory of Categorical Terrorism
05_Necropolitics
05_Violent Fraternity
06_On Suicide Bombing
06_Terrorism, Orientalism and Imperialism
09_Intimate War
09_The Terror of Everyday Counterterrorism
10_Rebels and Legitimacy, an Introduction
10_Perspectives on the Rebel Social Contract. Exit, Voice, and Loyalty in the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
The War You Don’t See – a documentary by John Pilger
12_13_Waking with the Comrades
14_Islamists and the Global Order. Between Resistance and Recognition
14_ Insurgent Cultures: World Literatures and Narratives of Violence from the Global South
The War You Don’t See – a documentary by John Pilger ►