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Encyclopaedia of International Terrorism (3 Vols-Set)

Edited by Verinder Grover, Deep and Deep, 2002, 1197 p, 3 Vols, ISBN : 81-7629-304-0, $132.00 (Includes free airmail shipping)
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Encyclopaedia of International Terrorism/edited by Verinder Grover

Contents: Vol. I: Terrorism: history and development : Preface. I. Terrorism: definition and history : 1. Terrorism is a scourge for modern civilisation/G.M.C. Balayogi. 2. Terrorism and all that/J.D. Sethi. 3. On defining terrorism and other matters/Kalliopi Kaufa. 4. "Technical" impediments on the way to a universal definition of international terrorism/Roda Mushkat. 5. On causes of terrorism and their removal/Johan Galtung. 6. Terrorism/P.N. Khanduri. 7. Terrorism/Parmodh Sarin. 8. International terrorism – is a definition possible?/V.S. Mani. 9. International terrorism/Sudhir Hindwan. 10. Understanding terrorism/G.P. Ramachandra. 11. Liberation movements: the means of violence/Vijay Gupta. 12. International terrorism: a mode of combat/Swadesh Rana. 13. Popular misconceptions on Guerrilla warfare and terrorism/Fanga La. II. Democracy and terrorism : 14. Terrorism in our times/J.K. Dutt. 15. The visage of terrorism/Rex D. Lores. 16. Terrorism – media connection/N.L. Chowla. III. Counter-terrorism : 17. Counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism: old perceptions but new challenges/Yashwant Deva. 18. The future of urban insurgency and terrorism/S.K. Mahajan. 19. Terrorism – a new face of war/Tara Kartha. 20. The faces of terrorism/E.A. Vas.21. Counter insurgency theory and practice in Mizo hills/S.P. Anand. IV. Terrorism and international relations : 22. Political terrorism: national and international dimensions/Yogesh K. Tyagi. 23. Relationship between international terrorism, state terror and human rights in the world order/J.N. Saxena. 24. Terrorism – a special problem: national or transnational?/Sharif M. Shuja. 25. The nature and outcome of states’ response to international terrorism/Abu Taher Salahuddin Ahmed. 26. International terrorism: global and south Asian perspectives/Maqbool Ahmad Bhatty. 27. Extradition and terrorism/Shakuntala Mahawal. 28. Terrorism/R. S. Pathak. 29. Terrorism and law/B.K. Pal. 30. Terrorism and the rule of law/S.M. V. Terrorism: threat to stability – social, economic and political : 31. Emergence of terrorism threatens social stability and economic and social development/Alexander Zharikov. 32. Technology: fillip to terrorism and light arms proliferation/Prashant Dikshit. 33. Assassination, terrorism and security/K.F. Rustamji. 34. Global terrorism and terrorist bombing convention/B.C. Nirmal. 35. International terrorism: threat to global security/Panna Kaji Amatya. 36. Individual terrorism vs. state terrorism/Anwar-ul-Haque. 37. Hijacking: more stringent measures needed/T.S. Rama Rao. 38. The ugly face of terrorism/Verinder Grover. Index.

Vol. II: Terrorism in world countries : Preface. I. International terrorism : states’ reactions: 1. International terrorism—a case study of Korean Airliner intrusion and the Rangoon explosion/G.P. Ramachandra. 2. The PLO and international terrorism/Jawaid Iqbal. 3. U.S. and international terrorism/Saleem Kidwai. II. Trans-national terrorism: Trans-national threats to international peace and security: terrorism and drug trafficking/K.D. Chadha. 5. Control of terrorism in air space: efforts by the international community/P.C.K. Ravindran. 6. State terror as a response to terrorism and vice versa: national and international dimensions/T.S. Rama Rao. 7. Cyber-terrorism: the newest face of terror/V.K. Gera. 8. Transnational terrorism and radical extremism/Tara Kartha. III. Terrorism and international law: 9. International law: consensus still elusive/Surya P. Sharma. 10.Terrorism and the United Nations/Kshitij Prabha. 11. Terrorism as an instrument of foreign policy/Kshitij Prabha. 12. Terrorism: a global issue needing to be tackled globally/P.K. Vasudeva. 13. International terrorism and role of UN/Vishwa Bandhu Gupta. IV. Terrorism and SAARC: 14. Terrorism and SAARC/Partha S. Ghosh. 15. Terrorism and the legal challenge: the SAARC response/Mizanur Rahman. V. Terrorism and South Asia: 16. Terrorism: the South Asian experience/Amera Saeed. 17. Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the export of terrorism/The new Islamist International. 18. Terrorism in Kashmir/Amitabh Mattoo. 19. Revolutionary terrorist movement in the Punjab/Satya M. Rai. 20. Redefining terrorism in Punjab/Syed Ali Mujtaba. 21. Terai: jungle law and terrorism/Ashok Majumdar and S.K. Pande. 22. Police and terrorists/Satya Pal Dang. 23. Combating terrorism/Nahar Singh Garewal. 24. Exporting terrorism Pakistan style/M.L. Sharma. 25. National law: the Lumpen element/D.C. Pande. 26. Terror in the air/R.D. Singh. 27. Hijack of IC 814: a symbol of terrorism at large/Savita Pande. 28. Hijacking and the law/S.C. Chaturvedi. 29. Hijacking of IC-421/K. Subramanyam. 30. Aspects of the Hijacking episode/Fazal Qureshi. 31. Terror in the mountains/Atul Aneja. 32. The blunder and after/K.P.S. Gill. 33. Hijacking calls for policy review/S. Ausaf Saied Vasfi. 34. Nuclear terrorism: the South Asian scene/Vijai K. Nair. 35. Steps against Narco-terrorism in Asia/Sudhir Sawant. 36. The growing menace of narco-terrorism in Asia/Sudhir Sawant. 37. Terrorism and armed conflicts in South Asia/Afsir Karim. 38. The strategy of terror: a Pakistani perception/R.R. Palasokar. 39. The rise of terrorist culture in South Asia/Afsir Karim. VI. Islamic terrorism: reality or myth?: 40. Islamic terrorism: reality or myth?/Syed Shahid Hakim. 41. Politics of Islamic terrorism in West Asia: internal and external dimensions/Sreedhar and Kapil Kaul. 42. Islamic terrorism threatens Russia/Shankar Sharan. 43. Combating Islamic terrorism: learning it from hawks/Seshadri Chari. 44. Islamic terrorism/D.R. Goyal. 45. Terrorism vs. tolerance/S. Ausaf Saied Vasfi. 46. Are they Mujahideen or self seekers?/Ishtiyaque Danish. 47. Islamic terrorism or Muslims’ struggle for social justice?/Abu Iqbal. VII. How to combat terrorism: 48. No premium to terrorism, please/Joginder Singh. 49. Law commission’s view on terrorism/K. Balagopal. 50. The Army and terrorism/S.S. Chandel. 51. Raid to eradicate terrorism/Sadaf Ismail. 52. Terrorism turning against terrorists/Baba Amte. 53. We must join hands to fight terrorism/Vasundhara Raje. 54. Tackling terrorism: the real target?/S. Ausaf Saied Vasfi. 55. Act now and act fast to check terrorism/Anil Narendra. 56. Law and order administration with special reference to terrorism/K.M. Mathur. 57. Counter measures: operational weaknesses/Yogesh K. Tyagi. 58. Tactics of terror/Prem Shankar Jha. 59. Terrorism: don’t misjudge Taliban/P. Raman. 60. How to outwit Hijackers?/Dinesh C. Sharma. 61. Infamous soldiers of South Asia/Verinder Grover. Index.

Vol. III. Documents and studies on terrorism : Preface. I. Documents (India) : 1. The suppression of unlawful acts against safety of civil aviation act, 1982. 2. The anti-hijacking act, 1982. 3. The prevention of damage to public property act, 1984. 4. White paper on the Punjab agitation (a summary) placed before the Parliament in July 1984. 5. The terrorist-affected areas (special courts) act, 1984. 6. The national security guard act, 1986. 7. The terrorist and disruptive activities (prevention) act, 1987. 8. The code of criminal procedure (amendment) act, 1993. 9. The terrorist and disruptive activities (prevention) act, 1993. 10. The SAARC convention (suppression of terrorism) act, 1993. II. Documents (Sri Lanka) : 11. Prevention of terrorism act of 1979. III. Documents (UNO) : 12. International convention against taking of hostages (1979). 13. U.N. resolutions against terrorism. IV. Documents (SAARC) : 14. SAARC convention on suppression of terrorism (1987). 15. Kathmandu declaration (1987). 16. List of terrorist organisations. Bibliography.

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