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1 online resource (346 pages) |
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Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics |
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Cambridge studies in contentious politics.
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| Contents |
Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Acronyms; 1 Political Violence and Social Movements An Introduction; Clandestine Political Violence: Conceptualizing the Object of Study; Explaining Clandestine Political Violence: Selecting an Approach; Terrorism Studies and Their Limits; Social Movement Studies and Violence: The Traditional Agenda; Developing a Dynamic Approach; Relational Violence; Constructed Violence; Emergent Violence; Methodological Choices; A Global Comparison; Causal Mechanisms; Case Selections and Sources; The Structure of the Volume; 2 Escalating Policing |
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Escalating Policing: An IntroductionEscalating Policing of Left-Wing and Right-Wing Protest; Escalating Policing and Ethnic Protest; Escalating Policing and Religious Protest; Escalating Policing: Conclusions; 3 Competitive Escalation; Competitive Escalation: An Introduction; Competitive Escalation and Left-Wing Violence; Competitive Escalation and Right-Wing Violence; Competitive Escalation and Ethnic Violence; Competitive Escalation and Religious Violence; Competitive Escalation in Egypt; Competitive Escalation in Palestine; Competitive Escalation in Saudi Arabia |
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Competitive Escalation: Conclusions4 The Activation of Militant Networks; Activation of Militant Networks: An Introduction; Activation of Militant Networks in Left-Wing Organizations; Activation of Militant Networks in Right-Wing Organizations; Activation of Militant Networks in Ethnic Organizations; Activation of Militant Networks in Religious Organizations; Activation of Militant Networks: Conclusions; 5 Organizational Compartmentalization; Organizational Compartmentalization: An Introduction; Organizational Compartmentalization and Left-Wing Organizations |
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Organizational Compartmentalization and Right-Wing OrganizationsOrganizational Compartmentalization and Ethnic Organizations; Organizational Compartmentalization and Religious Organizations; Organizational Compartmentalization: Conclusions; 6 Action Militarization; Action Militarization: An Introduction; Action Militarization in Left-Wing Organizations; Action Militarization in Right-Wing Organizations; Action Militarization in Ethnic Organizations; Action Militarization in Religious Organizations; Action Militarization: Conclusions; 7 Ideological Encapsulation |
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Ideological Encapsulation: An IntroductionIdeological Encapsulation in Left-Wing Organizations; Ideological Encapsulation in Right-Wing Organizations; Ideological Encapsulation in Ethnic Organizations; Ideological Encapsulation in Religious Organizations; Ideological Encapsulation: Conclusions; 8 Militant Enclosure; Keeping Commitment in the Underground: An Introduction; Affective Focusing; Cognitive Closure; Militant Enclosure: Conclusions; 9 Leaving Clandestinity? Reversing Mechanisms of Engagement; Societal De-Escalation; Protest Moderation; De-Escalating Policing and Exit Options |
| Summary |
Compares four types of clandestine political violence: left-wing, right-wing, ethnonationalist and religious fundamentalist |
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Organizational Disbandment |
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Print version record |
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Political violence.
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Violence.
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terrorism.
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violence.
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Political violence
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Violence
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781107344846 |
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1107344840 |
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