A Global History of Right-wing Terrorism Dr Justine Nambi-Kasozi

A Global History of Right-wing Terrorism Dr Justine Nambi-KasoziSpanning from the mid nineteenth century to the present day, Hof traces the global evolution of right wing terrorism across time and continents. Through vivid case studies set in diverse historical and social contexts, he reveals how terrorist movements have transformed, adapted, and connected through transnational networks.

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