The War Against Terrorism
Neil C. Livingstone
unique contribution to the literature of counterterrorism that is likely
 to be read long after more sensational volumes on the subject have been
 forgotten. It supplies a much needed perspective on the strategies, 
financing, and training of today’s terrorists. It should be required 
reading for anyone concerned with the problems of countering terrorism.”<br>
—M.K. Pilgrim DDM Corporation<br>
‘‘Livingstone has at least one great advantage over the academic experts
 on terrorism and other forms of low-level violence. Their knowledge of 
the subject is purely theoretical. He is a practitioner, not of 
terrorism, but of counterterrorism, serving or having served as adviser 
to the government on national security matters and the private sector on
 protection against terrorist attacks.”<br>
—Professor Ernst Halperin<br>
Boston University and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy<br>
“This book discusses in some detail what motivates young people (few 
terrorists are over forty) to adopt a fife of nihilistic violence, 
outlines ways and means of combating this growing threat to western 
countries— terrorism is not conspicuous in Russia and its satellites, 
for reasons Livingstone explains—and provides a chilling catalog of 
possible future targets and prospective terrorism weaponry —Royal Air 
Force News<br>
“Livingstone prescribes a hard-line approach to combating terrorism in 
what is essentially a handbook for initiating war against international 
terrorism.”<br>
—The Friday Review of Defense Literature