Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 2001 · 63 citations · 4 references
Social SciencesHistoryPolitical ScienceRoman HistorySecurity StudiesTerrorism StudiesAncient RomeAncient WarfareCauses Of WarCountering Violent ExtremismCrimes Against HumanityDefinitions Of TerrorismAcademic Definitions Of TerrorismRoman War
This introductory chapter provides a reprise of many of the points we have made about the netwar concept since 1993. In this book, we depict netwar as having two major faces, like the Roman god Janus one dominated by terrorists and criminals that is quite violent and negative, and another evinced by social activists that can be militant but is often peaceable and even promising for societies. Indeed, the book is structured around this theme.
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