Terrorism is a complex phenomenon that cannot be understood through reading of a number of unrelated academic articles or a dry overview of the history of terrorism or the investigative techniques.

Unique angle of approach - following terrorist groups from "cradle to death"

PrefaceAcknowledgmentsToday's Terrorism - Introduction and Analysis: The Have Nots versus the HavesM.R. HaberfeldProper Proactive Training to Terrorist Presence and Operations in Friendly Urban EnvironmentsM.R. Haberfeld and Agostino von HassellWaco: A Review of Response by Law EnforcementMeredith L. Patten and Amanda S. TwilligerThe Solo Crusader: Theodore Kaczynski and Timothy McVeighTonya M. DeSa and Kevin E. McCarthyIt Happened Here: Biological Terrorism in the United StatesScott G. WhiteWhen Radical Becomes Terrorist: Law Enforcement and Eco SabotageKirsten ChristiansenSeptember 11th Terrorist Attacks Against the United States and the Law Enforcement ResponseJon M. ShaneAviation Security in the Face of TragedyCourtney HoughamMaritime Security: Case Studies in TerrorismBrian A. MauleRail Transport SecurityCharles A. Lieberman and Rebecca BuchtSecuring the Gold: Olympic Security from the Counter-Terrorist PerspectiveAlbert Gamarra1995 Tokyo Subway Attack: Aum Shinrikyo CaseJi Hyon Kang2005 London BombingsCharles A. Lieberman and Serguei CheloukhineReforming Power Structures: Russian Counter-Terrorism Response to BeslanSerguei Cheloukhine and Charles A. LiebermanBeirut 1983: Have We Learned This LessonAgostino von HassellLost in Transition: Khobar Towers and the Ambiguities of Terrorism in the1990sStaci Strobl and Jon R. LindsayThe Siege in Mumbai: A Controversial Attack Aided by TechnologyWilliam LaRaia and Michael C. WalkerConclusion- A New Understanding of Counter-Terrorist/m Response?M.R. HaberfeldIndex