Listening to the victims of terrorism
Abstract
When my grandfather retired from the Metropolitan Police in 1924 society paid little attention to the perspectives and needs of the victims of crime. This was as true for the victims of terrorism as for victims of other crimes. More recently the perspectives and interests of victims of crime in general and the victims of terrorism in particular have often assumed significant importance, not least in politics and in the media.
Citation
Lambert, R. (2011). Listening to the victims of terrorism. Journal of Terrorism Research, 2(1).
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Journal of Terrorism Research
ISSN
2049-7040Type
Journal item
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