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This chapter highlights the difficulties of defining and analyzing the concept of terrorism at a time when “global terrorism” has become a phenomenon of global concern. Although lately there have been increasing pressures to design and implement prevention policies, there is no global agreement either on the definition or the understanding of the concept. It is, therefore, argued that approaches to such an elusive subject as terrorism necessitates holistic perspectives and trans-disciplinary studies.
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