Terrorism Inside America's Borders

Ashraf Esmail is associate professor of criminal justice, Barron Hill Criminal Justice Endowed Professor, and director of The Center for Racial Justice at Dillard University in New Orleans, LA. Lisa A. Eargle is professor of sociology and a Board of Trustees Research Scholar at Francis Marion University in Florence, SC. Brandon Hamann is adjunct professor of Criminal Justice at Dillard University in New Orleans, La .

• List of TablesForeword, Tharinia Dukes RobinsonPreface, Ashraf Esmail and Lisa A. EargleAcknowledgmentsChapter 1Hate Crime or Act of Terrorism? The 2015 Mass Shooting of the Emanuel A.M.E. Nine in Charleston, South Carolina, Lisa A. Eargle, George Amedee, Ashraf Esmail, and Jessica BurkeChapter 2The Shifting Course of Terroristic Ideologies in United States History, Connor Chapman and DeMond Shondell MillerChapter 3The Domestic Terrorist Profile, Ori Swed and Andrew P. DavisChapter 4History and Prevention of Domestic Terrorism Affecting the United States, Brandon Hamann, Nia Nicks, Brendan Moore, Syed Adeel Ahmed, Shatiqua Mosby Wilson, Shyamal Das, and Kathy FranklinChapter 5If It Bleeds, It Leads: To What Extent Do the News Media Monger Fear in High-Profile Cases of Home-Grown Terrorism? Selina Kerr and Mary Ann MarkeyChapter 6Police Militarization and Domestic Terrorism, Julius Trimble and Komanduri S. MurtyChapter 7History and Trends in Terrorism Affecting the U.S., Komanduri S. Murty

When one hears the word terrorism, many do not think state-side events. Within the textbook, Terrorism Inside America’s Borders, several hot topics are highlighted, and these events show how the lives of Americans and their view of terrorism have changed. This is a timely compilation of material to further explain the far-reaching grasp terrorism has on the United States.