Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. PROLOGUE 1
4. PART I. Aspects of Political Violence
5. 1. Approaches to the Study of Political Violence 19
6. 2. Julius Evola and the Ideological Origins of the Radical Right in Contemporary Italy 61
7. 3. Loyalist and Republican Perceptions of the Northern Ireland Conflict: The UDA and the Provisional IRA 91
8. 4. Patterns of ETA Violence: 1968-1980* 123
9. PART II. Individual Motifs and Motivations
10. 5. The Violent Life: An Analysis of Leftand Right-Wing Terrorism in Italy 145
11. 6. Interpretations of Italian Left-Wing Terrorism 169
12. 7. The Political Socialization of West German Terrorists 191
13. 8. Rollerball or Neo-Nazi Violence? 229
14. 9. Guerrilla Movements in Argentina, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Uruguay 257
15. 10. Patterns in the Lives of ETA Members 283
16. 11. Social-Ethnic Conflict and Paramilitary Organization in the Near East 311
17. 12. Conclusion: Collective Purposes and Individual Motives 335
18. CONTRIBUTORS 375
19. INDEX 377