
Deconstructing terrorism by understanding the construction of self
Recent terror attacks around the world, and in particular, the United States, have called into question what we mean by “terrorist,” whereby the label appears quickly applied to non-white perpetrators of mass violence. However, conversations around counter-terrorism, regardless of the source or cause, has not seen the same level of volume. One interesting theory about counter-terrorism strategy has been posited by Dr. Ajit Kaur Mann (featured on this blog before) offering a non-violent approach with a level of depth and sophistication. This framework, based […]
Categories: Hate Crimes, Literature, Profiles • Tags: counter-terrorism, Dr. Ajit Kaur Mann, Internarrative Identity