Gender, Palestinian women, and terrorism: women's liberation or oppression

Article Abstract:

Gender-based influences on participation in terrorism among Palestinian women are examined to indicate women's liberation or oppression. It is demonstrated that there is gender oppression in the wake of participation in terrorism, are shunned for their violation of gender expectations and failure to fulfill traditional gender roles instead of gageing them for women's liberation.

Women's rights, Palestinian Territories

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From a counter-society to a counter-state movement: Jamaal Isaiah according to PUPJI

Article Abstract:

The guide for the Struggle, Pedoman Umum Perjuangan Al-Jama'ah Al-Islamiyah (PUPJI) is a manifesto of the Jemaah Islamiyah outlining its fundamental principles and practices and the group is structured and managed in accordance with this handbook. PUPJI is an essential document for understanding Jemaah Islamiyah, Southeast Asia's most deadly terror network.

Southeast Asia, Religious aspects

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The torturer's dilemma: a theoretical analysis of the societal consequences of torturing terror suspects

Article Abstract:

An analysis of mathematical models of human moral behavior is done to clarify the ethical dilemma of torturing suspected terrorists.

Models, Analysis, Mathematical models, Morality

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