Radical, Religious, and Violent: The New Economics of Terrorism
by Eli Berman
In Radical, Religious, and Violent: The New Economics of Terrorism, Eli Berman analyzes the economic drivers behind radical ideologies and violent extremism. The book uncovers how financial and organizational economics shape terrorist networks, offering vital perspectives for addressing global security threats in an era of evolving dangers.
About This Book
Radical, Religious, and Violent: The New Economics of Terrorism offers a fresh perspective on understanding terrorism through economic analysis. Authored by Eli Berman, it examines how economic factors intersect with radical ideologies and religious motivations to fuel violent acts.
The book provides a structured exploration of these complex phenomena, highlighting the incentives and organizational structures that sustain terrorist groups. It aims to inform policymakers and scholars on the economic dimensions of security challenges.
With its focus on empirical insights, the work contributes to broader discussions on counterterrorism strategies and the socioeconomic roots of extremism.
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