The collection examines terrorism from a variety of perspectives, including state terror. Beginning with a section on concepts of terrorism, it first considers the causes and nature of regimes of terror. It then concentrates on terroris groups in society and in a search for explanations, it investigates the relationship between terrorism and religion, the underlying causes for the rise of terrorist groups and the relation of these groups to new social movements. Psychological and ratinal choice explanations are also explored. Several articles study the organization of terrorist groups and their strategy and tactics. A final section deals with methods of countercting terrorism.

This new Thailand human Development Report 2007 is a logical successor to the 2003 volume, but approaches the topic from a very different angle and can lay claim to a very special uniqueness.

The report contains an annex on Basic Data series on the Least Developed Countries.

The 2000 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey provides an excellent picture of the status of children and women in Tajikstan, and is the first national household survey on this topic to be conducted in the country.

This book is a comprehensive account of that work, featuring more than 100 key documents illustrating the Organisation"s multifaceted role-as fact-finder, monitor, adviser, forum of appeal and global conscience.

This publication includes the keynote and backgraund papers prepared for that Forum. Demographic changes are affecting all countries in the UNECE region, but in a variety of different ways.

The World Health Report 2003 affirms that the key task of the global health community is to close the gap between such contrasting lives.

This book include the information of the University Library in Bratislava.

This book has had the most remarkable history, playing a central role in the formation of two major religions, Judaism and Christianity.

The author describes the life of mismatched couples and shows the tragicomic gulf between the sexes.