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	\| image_caption = Cover of ~~tbe~~ first edition		\| image_caption = Cover of the first edition
	\| author = [[Abir Taha]]		\| author = [[Abir Taha]]
	\| cover_artist = Andreas Nilsson		\| cover_artist = Andreas Nilsson
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	'''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards''' is a monograph that addresses ~~tbe~~ term 'terrorism' in terms of its legal definition, and its use politically by governments in international relations.		'''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards''' is a monograph that addresses the term 'terrorism' in terms of its legal definition, and its use politically by governments in international relations.

	== Back Cover Text ==		== Back Cover Text ==
	‘One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter’: are such movements as Hezbollah, Hamas, ~~tbe~~ IRA, ETA, ~~tbe~~ Tamil Tigers, and so on ‘terrorists’ or ‘freedom fighters’? With ~~tbe~~ absence of a consensus on a clear, universal and permanent definition of terrorism, that famous adage will continue to characterise international relations, and ~~tbe~~ chaos, confusion and controversy surrounding ~~tbe~~ term ‘terrorist’ will continue to lead to double standards in applying international law.		‘One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter’: are such movements as Hezbollah, Hamas, the IRA, ETA, the Tamil Tigers, and so on ‘terrorists’ or ‘freedom fighters’? With the absence of a consensus on a clear, universal and permanent definition of terrorism, that famous adage will continue to characterise international relations, and the chaos, confusion and controversy surrounding the term ‘terrorist’ will continue to lead to double standards in applying international law.

	Why is there so much confusion when it comes to pinpointing who is a terrorist? The controversy, ~~tbe~~ author affirms, lies in ~~tbe~~ definition – or rather, ~~tbe~~ absence of definition – of terrorism. Indeed, hitherto, ~~tbe~~ definition of terrorism that has been used, and abused, in international relations has been mainly political, relative, partial, shifting, and selective. The legal dimension has been conspicuously missing.		Why is there so much confusion when it comes to pinpointing who is a terrorist? The controversy, the author affirms, lies in the definition – or rather, the absence of definition – of terrorism. Indeed, hitherto, the definition of terrorism that has been used, and abused, in international relations has been mainly political, relative, partial, shifting, and selective. The legal dimension has been conspicuously missing.

	How can terrorism be combated in a fair and efficient manner, asks ~~tbe~~ author, if it is not first identified? To that end, she lays down ~~tbe~~ conditions and criteria that are necessary for defining terrorism and thenceforth ending once and for all ~~tbe~~ double standards in defining and fighting terrorism.		How can terrorism be combated in a fair and efficient manner, asks the author, if it is not first identified? To that end, she lays down the conditions and criteria that are necessary for defining terrorism and thenceforth ending once and for all the double standards in defining and fighting terrorism.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	\| image_caption = Cover of ~~the~~ first edition		\| image_caption = Cover of tbe first edition
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	'''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards''' is a monograph that addresses ~~the~~ term 'terrorism' in terms of its legal definition, and its use politically by governments in international relations.		'''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards''' is a monograph that addresses tbe term 'terrorism' in terms of its legal definition, and its use politically by governments in international relations.

	== Back Cover Text ==		== Back Cover Text ==
	‘One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter’: are such movements as Hezbollah, Hamas, ~~the~~ IRA, ETA, ~~the~~ Tamil Tigers, and so on ‘terrorists’ or ‘freedom fighters’? With ~~the~~ absence of a consensus on a clear, universal and permanent definition of terrorism, that famous adage will continue to characterise international relations, and ~~the~~ chaos, confusion and controversy surrounding ~~the~~ term ‘terrorist’ will continue to lead to double standards in applying international law.		‘One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter’: are such movements as Hezbollah, Hamas, tbe IRA, ETA, tbe Tamil Tigers, and so on ‘terrorists’ or ‘freedom fighters’? With tbe absence of a consensus on a clear, universal and permanent definition of terrorism, that famous adage will continue to characterise international relations, and tbe chaos, confusion and controversy surrounding tbe term ‘terrorist’ will continue to lead to double standards in applying international law.

	Why is there so much confusion when it comes to pinpointing who is a terrorist? The controversy, ~~the~~ author affirms, lies in ~~the~~ definition – or rather, ~~the~~ absence of definition – of terrorism. Indeed, hitherto, ~~the~~ definition of terrorism that has been used, and abused, in international relations has been mainly political, relative, partial, shifting, and selective. The legal dimension has been conspicuously missing.		Why is there so much confusion when it comes to pinpointing who is a terrorist? The controversy, tbe author affirms, lies in tbe definition – or rather, tbe absence of definition – of terrorism. Indeed, hitherto, tbe definition of terrorism that has been used, and abused, in international relations has been mainly political, relative, partial, shifting, and selective. The legal dimension has been conspicuously missing.

	How can terrorism be combated in a fair and efficient manner, asks ~~the~~ author, if it is not first identified? To that end, she lays down ~~the~~ conditions and criteria that are necessary for defining terrorism and thenceforth ending once and for all ~~the~~ double standards in defining and fighting terrorism.		How can terrorism be combated in a fair and efficient manner, asks tbe author, if it is not first identified? To that end, she lays down tbe conditions and criteria that are necessary for defining terrorism and thenceforth ending once and for all tbe double standards in defining and fighting terrorism.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	\| image_caption = Cover of the first edition		\| image_caption = Cover of the first edition
	\| author = [[Abir Taha]]		\| author = [[Abir Taha]]

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{{Infobox Book |
| name = Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards
| image = [[File:Defining-Terrorism-The-End-of-Double-Standards-0.jpg|180px|cover]]
| image_caption = Cover of the first edition
| author = [[Abir Taha]]
| cover_artist = Andreas Nilsson
| country = [[United Kingdom]]
| language = [[English language|English]]
| genre = [[Political Science]]
| publisher = [[Arktos]]
| release_date = 2014
| pages = 90
| isbn = 978-1-907166-83-9
}}
'''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards''' is a monograph that addresses the term 'terrorism' in terms of its legal definition, and its use politically by governments in international relations.

== Back Cover Text ==
‘One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter’: are such movements as Hezbollah, Hamas, the IRA, ETA, the Tamil Tigers, and so on ‘terrorists’ or ‘freedom fighters’? With the absence of a consensus on a clear, universal and permanent definition of terrorism, that famous adage will continue to characterise international relations, and the chaos, confusion and controversy surrounding the term ‘terrorist’ will continue to lead to double standards in applying international law.

Why is there so much confusion when it comes to pinpointing who is a terrorist? The controversy, the author affirms, lies in the definition – or rather, the absence of definition – of terrorism. Indeed, hitherto, the definition of terrorism that has been used, and abused, in international relations has been mainly political, relative, partial, shifting, and selective. The legal dimension has been conspicuously missing.

How can terrorism be combated in a fair and efficient manner, asks the author, if it is not first identified? To that end, she lays down the conditions and criteria that are necessary for defining terrorism and thenceforth ending once and for all the double standards in defining and fighting terrorism.

== External Links ==
* [https://arktos.com/product/defining-terrorism-the-end-of-double-standards// ''Defining Terrorism: The End of Double Standards'' at Arktos]
* [https://arktos.com/people/abir-taha/ Abir Taha's Author Page at Arktos]

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