Dying to Win: The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism
by Robert Pape
In Dying to Win, Robert Pape presents a data-driven analysis of suicide terrorism, demonstrating its use as a strategic tool to achieve political objectives. By examining global patterns, the book reveals how these attacks target democratic states to force policy changes, emphasizing strategic coercion over ideological fanaticism alone.
About This Book
Dying to Win examines the strategic logic underlying suicide terrorism, offering a comprehensive look at this phenomenon through the lens of political strategy.
Robert Pape analyzes patterns in suicide attacks to reveal how they are often employed to coerce governments into making concessions on contentious issues.
The book draws on extensive data to challenge common assumptions and provide a nuanced understanding of the drivers behind these tactics.
Through case studies and empirical evidence, it highlights the role of nationalism and territorial disputes in motivating such violence.
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