“War” against Terrorism by Neera Khetrapal (Hardcover)

Book Description: “War” against Terrorism

Author: Neera Khetrapal

“War” against Terrorism examines the complex phenomenon of terrorism and the political, social, and security challenges associated with efforts to combat it. The book’s subject explores the nature and causes of terrorism, its impact on individuals and societies, and the strategies adopted by governments and international institutions to prevent terrorist activities and maintain peace and security.

The work addresses the broader implications of counterterrorism measures, including military interventions, intelligence operations, legal frameworks, and international cooperation. It raises important questions about the effectiveness of the global campaign against terrorism and the challenges of balancing national security with human rights, civil liberties, and democratic values.

The book also provides a basis for understanding the relationship between terrorism, political violence, ideological extremism, and international relations. It highlights the importance of examining the social, economic, and political conditions that may contribute to radicalization, while considering the roles of diplomacy, conflict resolution, and multilateral cooperation in addressing the threat.

This book may be of interest to students, teachers, researchers, and readers concerned with political science, international relations, security studies, human rights, and contemporary global affairs. It encourages critical engagement with the policies and consequences associated with the campaign against terrorism and the continuing search for effective and sustainable approaches to peace and security.