CRIMINOLOGICAL (ETIOLOGICAL) ASPECTS OF TERRORISM
CRIMINOLOGICAL (ETIOLOGICAL) ASPECTS OF TERRORISM

Summary/Abstract: The contemporary landscape of global security is profoundly influenced by the phenomenon of terrorism, constituting a paramount concern of unparalleled magnitude. While terrorism has historically permeated the annals of state formations, its contemporary manifestation has witnessed a marked escalation and proliferation in recent decades. Contrary to popular belief which may confine the specter of terrorism to the confines of the Old Continent or to nations characterized by democratic governance paradigms, its reach extends far beyond such boundaries, impacting diverse geographical locales and transcending conventional societal demarcations. Indeed, terrorism in the present era exacts a heavy toll, manifesting in myriad forms and encroaching upon all facets of communal existence. In its deleterious wake, terrorism undermines the foundational tenets safeguarded by global legal frameworks, thereby imperiling the bedrock principles that underpin civilizational norms. This scholarly exposition endeavors to scrutinize the multifaceted dimensions intrinsic to the phenomenon of terrorism, elucidating the intricate interplay of factors that precipitate recourse to violent means in the pursuit of political objectives.

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