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Blum, A. ; Asal, V. ; Wilkenfeld, J.: Editor's introduction. - S. 133-137 Steinbruner, J.: Terrorism: practical distinctions and research priorities. - S. 137-140 Ackerman, G.: WMD terrorism research: whereto from here? - S. 140-143 Gurr, T. R.: Which minorities might use weapons of mass destruction? - S. 143-146 Stohl, M.: Is the past prologue? terrorists and WMD. - S. 146-148 Post, J. M.: The psychology of WMD terrorism. - S. 148-151 Sinai, J.: Forecasting terrorists' likelihood to embark on "conventional" to CBRN warfare. - S. 151-153 Asal, V. ; Blum, A.: Holy terror and mass killings? examining the motivations and methods of mass casualty terrorists. - S. 152-155 LaFree, G. ; Dugan, L. ; Franke, D.; The interplay between terrorism, nonstate actors, and weapons of mass destruction: an explanation of the Pinkerton database. - S. 155-158 Stanislawski, B. H.: Transnational organized crime, terrorism, and WMD. - S. 158-160 Sheffer, G.: Diasporas, terrorism, and WMD. - S. 160-162 Lichbach, M. I.: Information, trust, and power: the impact of conflict histories, policy regimes, and political institutions on terrorism. - S. 162-165 Sandler, T. ; Enders, W.: September 11 and its aftermath. - S. 165-170