NCJ Number
41043
Date Published
1976
Length
27 pages
Annotation
THIS PAPER, A CONDENSATION OF THE AUTHOR'S DOCTORAL THESIS, IS A STUDY OF THE EFFORTS OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO BUILD A STRUCTURE OF DETERRENCE AGAINST ACTS OF TRANSNATIONAL TERRORISM.
Abstract
DIPLOMATIC KIDNAPPINGS, INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM, THE POLICY OF NOT BARGAINING WITH TERRORISTS, AND THE DETERRENCE OF FUTURE CRIMES ARE DISCUSSED WITH FREQUENT REFERENCES TO ACTUAL EVENTS AND OUTCOMES. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S 'HARD LINE' POLICY IS CONTRASTED WITH THE SUCCESS OF WEST GERMANY'S MORE FLEXIBLE APPROACH. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL MOVEMENTS AND CONFLICT ARE ANALYZED AS THEY RELATE TO TERRORISM....MSP