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'''Terrorism''' is politically-motivated violence. [[War]] | '''Terrorism''' is politically-motivated violence.{{Fact}} | ||
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* {{md|781|Is Terrorism Good for the Economy?|William L. Anderson|September 2001}} | |||
* {{md|4760|Anarchism and Terrorism in the 1890s|Jeff Riggenbach|October 2010}}, also as an [https://mises.org/media/5393/Anarchism-and-Terrorism-in-the-90s?ajaxsrc=audio audio] | |||
* [http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB118358989440157536.html?mod=blog Princeton Economist Says Lack of Civil Liberties, Not Poverty, Breeds Terrorism] by David Wesse, July 2007 | |||
* {{md|2595|War Without Consequence? Absurd.|Doug Bandow|May 2007}} | |||
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Revision as of 14:48, 1 January 2013
Terrorism is politically-motivated violence.[citation needed]
Links
- "Is Terrorism Good for the Economy?" by William L. Anderson, September 2001
- "Anarchism and Terrorism in the 1890s" by Jeff Riggenbach, October 2010, also as an audio
- Princeton Economist Says Lack of Civil Liberties, Not Poverty, Breeds Terrorism by David Wesse, July 2007
- "War Without Consequence? Absurd." by Doug Bandow, May 2007
- Terrorism at Wikipedia