Terrorism: A Rational Point of View

Are rebels, insurgents, paramilitaries, separatists, radicals, militants, guerrillas, insurrectionists, fundamentalists…..all terrorists?

Did you ever wonder how this eight lettered word’s striking the headlines of dailies all around the globe?

Are you sure to differentiate between a freedom fighter and a terrorist?

What’s happening in Palestine or Kashmir?...Who are the real terrorists?

How terrifying a state sponsored terrorism could be?

Does terrorism always means guns of fire and explosions, or it has an extended version in political, cultural & economic context?

Or does terrorism claim its own exclusive niche?

The annoying inability to define terrorism is betrayed in the UN 2006 Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy – “we, the States Members of the United Nations….strongly condemn terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, committed by whomever, wherever and for whatever purposes”.

TERRORISM: A rational point of view is the guide, resource and album designed to provide insights, in depth analysis & facts to the most burning issue of the planet...an extremely useful reference to be part of any serious social science collection.

It is a tremendously comprehensive chronicle about a subject that anyone who has anything to loose-from property to liberty, life to limbs-should read.

Authored by Prabir Ghosh, the most noted rationalist of the world, the originator of “Contemporary rationalism” is a much needed voice in the dispute on terrorism.  this book dig into the depth of subject, never done before.

It helps you in…

Understanding the subject from all possible socio-political-economic-cultural angles.

Making you aware of your human-rights and the remedies when it’s dishonored and much more… It’s sure to revolutionize your perspective globally.

What readers say…

Prabir Ghosh is to be commended for producing such a brilliant piece with such analytical clarity and academic utility.
—Morris Whitefield, Professor, Middlesex, UK.

The book gives us a brilliant sight into the 'terrorist' psyche….The conceptual framework of the book has important insinuations for the law enforcement bodies, policy makers, and academic scolars engaged in the study of terrorism.
—Clifford Lynch, Kentucky, USA