Terrorism and taboo: an anthropological perspective on political violence against civilians
After three decades of use of and debate over the concept of ‘terrorism’, in 2006 a working group on Critical Studies on Terrorism (CST) was finally established in the British International Studies Association to provide a network for the many scholars from diverse disciplines who have been critical of the state-dominated discourse on this crucially important topic. Led by Richard Jackson, in 2007 they launched a new journal – Critical Studies on Terrorism – and identified the ‘core commitments’ of the initiative:
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