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1. Introduction Tore Bjørgo  2. Exploring Roots of Terrorism Dipak K. Gupta  3. Impoverished Terrorists: Stereotype or Reality? Jitka Malecková  4. The Social and Psychological Characteristics of Terrorism and Terrorists John Horgan  5. "When Hatred is Bred in the Bone": The Socio-Cultural Underpinnings of Terrorist Psychology Jerrold M. Post  6. Social, Organizational and Psychological Factors in Suicide Terrorism Ariel Merari  7. Palestinian Resistance and "Suicide Bombing": Causes and Consequences Hisham H. Ahmed  8. Roots of Terrorism in the Middle East: International Pressures and International Constraints Abdullah Sahar Mohammad  9. Nationalist Separatism and Terrorism in Comparative Perspective Fernando Reinares  10. Root Causes of Terrorism? A Case Study of theTamil Insurgency and the LTTE D.R. Kaarthikeyan  11. Right-Wing Terrorism Wilhelm Heitmeyer  12. Social-Revolutionary Terrorism in Latin-America and Europe Peter Waldmann  13. The Use of Terrorism by Organized Crime: An Italian Case Study Alison Jamieson  14. Patterns of State Failure: The Case of Lebanon Farid el Khazen  15. State Sponsorship – A Root Cause of Terrorism? Louise Richardson  16. Expected Utility and State Terrorism Michael Stohl  17. A Conceptual Framework for Resolving Terrorism’s Cause Joshua Sinai  18. Prevention of Terrorism: Towards a Multi-Pronged Approach Alex P. Schmid  19. Fire of Iolaus: The Role of State Counter-Measure in Causing Terrorism and What Needs to be Done Andrew Silke  20. Conclusions Tore Bjørgo.  Appendix: Notes on Contributors