Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. 1. A Model of the Turn to Political Violence 1
5. 2. The French Revolution and the Emergence of Modern Political Violence 48
6. 3. Political Violence from the Restoration to the Paris Commune 109
7. 4. The Professionalization of Terroristic Violence in Russia 152
8. 5. Anarchism and the Expansion of Political Violence 224
9. 6. The Specialized Terrorist Organization: The PSR Combat Unit 1902–1908 263
10. 7. Banditry, the End of a World, and Indiscriminate Political Violence 316
11. 8. Policy Implications 361
12. Appendix. Testing the Social Identity Perspective Model of the Turn to Political Violence 377
13. Notes 385
14. Bibliography 437
15. Index 469
16. Acknowledgments 495