Sociological Theory · 2004 · 128 citations · 39 references
Cyclical UndulationsGeopolitical ConflictDiplomacyDominant StateInternational RelationsSociologyGlobalizationInternational TerrorismInternational CrimesHomeland SecurityInternational ConflictTerrorism FinancingWorld PoliticsPolitical ScienceSocial SciencesGeopoliticsNational Security
Theories of international terrorism are reviewed. It then is noted that waves of terrorism appear in semiperipheral zones of the world-system during pulsations of globalization when the dominant state is in decline. Finally, how these and other factors might combine to suggest a model of terrorism's role in the cyclical undulations of the world-system is suggested.
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