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This article discusses the binding together of the terrorist’s and the victim’s perspectives in Sam Mills’s Blackout and Malorie Blackman’s Noble Conflict. In staging this kind of encounter, the contemporary children’s novel can explore the origins and workings of terrorist organisations, as well as counter-terrorist institutions, encouraging young readers to enter into critical engagement with different...
This study explores the utility of a sociological model of social organization developed by Best and Luckenbill (1994) to classify the radicalization processes of terrorists (i.e., extremist perpetrators who engaged in ideologically motivated acts of violence) who are usually categorized as loner or lone wolf attackers. There are several organizational frameworks used to define or classify violent...
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