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	Terrorists and Terrorisim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Terrorism is a type of unconventional warfare designed to weaken or supplant existing political landscapes through capitulation or acquiescence, as opposed to subversion or direct military action.
		Acts described as Jacobin Club "terrorism" were mostly cases of arrest or execution of opponents as a means of coercing compliance in the general public.
		The deadliest events described as terrorism and not known to have been sponsored by a state were the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon, in Arlington County, Virginia, with a death toll of ca.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Terrorism (6623 words)

	Prevention of Terrorism Act (Northern Ireland) - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Prevention of Terrorism Acts were a series of Acts of Parliament in the United Kingdom from 1974 to 1989, which conferred emergency powers upon police forces where they suspected terrorism.
		In 2000, the Acts were replaced with the more permanent Terrorism Act 2000, which contained many of their powers.
		Many people objected to the Prevention of Terrorism Acts, mainly because the Acts suspended "essential civil liberties" and were seen as being draconian.
	voyager.in /Prevention_of_Terrorism_Act_(Northern_Ireland) (694 words)

	Terrorism Bibliography - Library - National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
		Terrorism Bibliography - Library - National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism
		Summary: Leading scholars analyze the major domestic and foreign policy problems facing the United States over the next five to ten years, including affordable health care, long-term economic growth, protecting the homeland, improving the economic fortunes of poorer countries, among others.
		Summary: A primer discussing the post-9/11 international political climate and focusing on what the author believes to be the misguided policies of the U.S. Contains author’s notes and a bibliography.
	www.mipt.org /terrorismbibliography.asp (840 words)

	MBR: Internet Bookwatch, December 2003
		One Of Ourselves: John Fitzgerald Kennedy In Ireland by professional journalist James Robert Carroll is a informed and informative study of American President Kennedy's three and one-half day visit to Ireland in June of 1963.
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		A thoughtful, exhaustive, scholarly inquiry, Northern Ireland is a sober and informative account and a very welcome contribution to academic International Studies modern reference collections concerned with global issues and conflicts in general, and Contemporary Irish Political History reading lists in particular.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /ibw/dec_03.htm (14486 words)

	JustWarTheory.com
		The concept of "terrorism" is commonly used to designate unconventional forms of political violence and to condemn those forms of violence as inherently unjust.
		Those using anti terror methods in the name of protecting a world of free sovereign states, will have to demonstrate in practice that they are doing this and are not practising a form of, not so covert, imperialism." Agreed.
		Defining Terrorism: Philosophy of the Bomb, Propaganda by Deed and Change Through Fear and Violence," Arthur H. Garrison argues that "terrorism can be understood and defined through the writings of terrorists themselves." Some conception of terrorism is presupposed in the selection of terrorists, however.
	www.justwartheory.com (13618 words)

	Next GPSCH Meeting
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		To provide participants with basic understanding of the presenter's autonomic model of hypnosis, including understanding of sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system, their relation to mind-body circuits and the brain, and their functioning during illness and symptomatic states, and trance states such as hypnosis.
		To provide participants with an understanding of the neurodynamic approach to hypnosis and psychotherapy, which describes how psychodynamics, autonomic dynamics, and brain dynamics act in concert (with coherence), and how states of P-A-B (psychodynamic-autonomic-brain) coherence and integration can be facilitated using hypnosis and other altered states of consciousness, and by lifestyle modification.
	www.retirn.com /GPSCH/Next_Meeting.htm (12214 words)

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