The Oxford Handbook of the History of Terrorism

Carola Dietze is Professor of Modern History (Chair) at Friedrich Schiller University Jena and the author of The Invention of Terrorism in Europe, Russia, and the United States 1858-1866.Claudia Verhoeven is Associate Professor of History at Cornell University and the author of The Odd Man Karakozov: Imperial Russia, Modernity, and the Birth of Terrorism.

• Introduction: The Invention of Terrorism: The Emergence of a Mass Media, a Transatlantic Public, and the Terrorist Tactic in 19th century Europe, Russia, and the United States, Carola Dietze1. Acting like Harmodius and Aristogeiton: Tyrannicide in Ancient Greek Political Culture, David A. Teegarden2. The Radical Resistance Movement against Roman Rule in Judea, Kai Trampedach3. Instrumental Terror in Medieval Europe, Warren Brown4. Isamili Assassins as Early Terrorists, David Cook5. Early Modern Forerunners of Terrorism in Europe and Nineteenth-Century Historians, Johannes Dillinger6. <"Thugs and Assassins,> " <"New Terrorism> " and the Resurrection of Colonial Knowledge, Kim A. Wagner7. Situating the Reign of Terror in the History of Modern Terrorism, Ronen Steinberg8. Making Terrorism Thinkable: The Philosophy of the Act and its European Reception, Klaus Ries9. Terrorism's Target: The Emergence of the Mass Media, A Global Public, and Modern Terrorism, Carola Dietze10. Time Bombs: Terrorism, Modernism, and Temporality in Europe and Russia during the Long Nineteenth Century, Claudia Verhoeven11. The Science of Destruction: Terrorism and Technology in the Nineteenth Century, Simon Werrett12. Propaganda of the Deed: The Emergence of the Radical Weapons Manual in the Late Nineteenth Century, Ann Larabee13. <"The Beauteous Terrorist:> " Russian Women and Terrorism in Literature at the Turn of the Century, Ana Siljak14. Anarchist Terror in Fin-de- Siècle France and its Borderlands, Vivien Bouhey, trans. Cory Browning15. China and the <"Anarchist Wave of Assassinations:> " Politics, Violence, and Modernity in East Asia around the Turn of the Twentieth Century, Gotelind Müller16. Terrorism against Modernity: The Amakasu Incident and Japan's <"Age of Terror,> " 1920s-1930s, Mark Driscoll17. An Archive of <"Political Trouble in India:> " History-Writing, Anticolonial Violence, and Colonial Counterinsurgency, 1905-1937, Durba Ghosh18. The Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization: <"Oriental> " Terrorism, Counterinsurgency, and the End of the Ottoman Empire, Ryan Gingeras19. Manufacturing Martyrdom: Terrorism and Salvational Sacrifice in the Fascist Iron Guard in Interwar Romania, Constantin Iordachi 20. The Evolution of Jewish Terrorism, Ami Pedazhur and Arie Peliger21. Anti-Colonial Terrorism: Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood to 1954, Mark Sedgwick22. Manifestations of Imperial Terror in Colonial Kenya, 1890s-1960s, Timothy H. Parsons23. Terrorism as an Artifact of Transition in Post-Cold War Latin America, Carloa McAllister24. In Defense of Mother Earth: Radical Environmentalism and Ecoterrorism in the United States, Keith Mako Woodhouse25. Modern Rebels? Irish Republicans in the Late Nineteenth Century, Niall Welehan26. Global Terrorism and Transnational Counterterrorism: Policing Anarchist Migration Across the Atlantic: Italy and Argentina, 1890-1914, Richard Bach Jensen27. Twentieth Century West Balkan Terrorism, from Sarajevo to the End of State Socialism, Mate Nikola Toki28. Terrorism as Third Front: Anti-Imperialism and Transnational Radicalization of the New Left in Italy and West Germany during the 1960s and 1970s, Petra Terhoeven 29. Western Europe, Second Front in the War for Algerian Independence (1954-1962), Linda Amiri, trans. Cory Browning 30. Religious Terrorism at the Turn of the Twenty-first Century, Mark Juergensmeyer31. The Islamist Terrorist as the New Universal Enemy: Discourses on Terror at the United Nations, Pinar Kemerli32. Women Terrorists in Postcolonial Conflicts, V. G. Julie Raja33. <"Deeds, Not Words:> " Right-Wing Terrorism in Twentieth-Century Europe, Michael Sturm and Daniel Schmidt34. Cyberterrorism: Understandings, Debates, and Representations, Andrew Whiting, Stuart Macdonald, and Lee JarvisEpilogue: Shock and Awe: Toward a Theory of Terrorism, Claudia VerhoevenBibliographyIndex