Application of the theory of international terrorism in the current context of the international community
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https://doi.org/10.24142/indis.v8n15a3Keywords:
terrorism, international community, threat of violence, combat strategy, political violenceAbstract
The phenomenon of terrorism has been present for years in history, which is why it has not been saved from being immersed in various and strong controversies. There are authors who agree in defining terrorism as the use or threat of violence, a combat method or strategy to achieve certain ends, apparently the international community does not seem to be very close to reaching a consensus on the definition of terrorism. Most of the time, it is usually classified as a type of political violence whose objective is to generate fear in the population through its acts of war.
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