This document discusses terrorism, including its definition, history, types, causes, and ways to counter it. Terrorism is defined as unlawful violence intended to intimidate governments or societies for political, religious, or ideological goals. The document outlines domestic terrorism, which targets a country's internal elements, and international terrorism, which involves foreign-based groups. Prevention of terrorism is said to require education, understanding cultural differences, and eliminating root causes such as poverty, religious fanaticism, and state sponsorship. Counterterrorism involves proactive policies to eliminate terrorist groups and environments, while antiterrorism uses defensive measures. The document also discusses balancing security and individual liberty in countering terrorism.

1. CAUSE OF AND
ITS COUNTER

2. WHAT IS TERRORISM ?
• The term TERRORISM come from french
terrorisme.
• Terror means ‘great fear’ ‘dread’.
• Is an unlawful act of violence
• Intimidates governments or societies
• Goal is to achieve political, religious or
ideological objectives

3. • Terrorism seeks to hurt a few people and to
scare a lot of people in order to make a point.
• Terrorism against the enemy is often viewed
as a religious act.
WHAT IS TERRORISM ?

4. Modern history of terrorism
• Middle 20th century, terrorism became a tool
used by both sides of colonial conflicts.
• The last 20 years of the 20th century religious
based terrorism became more and more
frequent.
• Another format is economic terrorism, which
destructs industry and agriculture system

6. •Domestic terrorism: It involves groups whose
terrorist activities are directed at elements of our
government without foreign involvement. Oklahoma
City is a primary example.
•International terrorism: It involves groups whose
terrorist activities are foreign-based and/or directed
by countries or groups outside the United States.
Sept. 11 is an example of International Terrorism.
Types of Terrorism:

7. DOMESTIC TERRORISMINTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

10. BEFORE ATTACKBEFORE ATTACK AFTER ATTACK

11. PREVENTION OF TERRORISM
• PRIMARY PREVENTION:-
– Education!!!
– Understand the differences in cultures, religions,
beliefs and human behaviors
– Think of the peace, freedom and equality of all
human beings, not just “my group of people”
– Eliminate the root of terrorism

12. Secondary prevention:
• Establish surveillance
• Monitoring system on terrorism attack
Improve protective system for citizens.

13. CAUSES OF TERRORISM
• Poverty: There are only a weak and indirect
relationships between poverty and terrorism
• State sponsorship of terrorism: Not a root cause
to terrorism, but an enabling factor
• Religious fanaticism: Suicidal terrorism is not
caused by religion as such, but religion may give
shape to and justification of political extremism
• Madness: Terrorists are not insane or irrational
actors

14. How do we counter terrorism?
•Responding to terrorism is any action taken by a
targeted interest in reply to a terrorist incident or
terrorist environment.
•Counterterrorism refers to proactive policies that
specifically seek to eliminate terrorist
environments and groups.
•Antiterrorism refers to target hardening,
enhanced security, and other defensive
measure seeking to deter or prevent terrorist attacks.

15. How do we counter terrorism?
• Use of Force
• Operations other than War
• Repressive Options
• Conciliatory Options
• Legalistic Options

16. How do we balance security and liberty?
.
Diagram taken from
Heymann, Phillip. (2003). Terrorism, Freedom, and Security. Winning Without War.
Cambridge: MIT Press.

17. The only thing
we have to
fear is fear
itself.
Fears are educated into us & can,
if we wish, be educated out. —
Karl A. Menninger

18. THANK YOU
PRESENTED BY:ANAM ZAHIDI