The Greenhaven Encyclopedias Of

Terrorism
Author Patricia D. Netzley
Published by Greenhaven Press

Each volume in The Greenhaven Encyclopedia Of series provides an abundance of information on a particular historical era or topic. Compelling entries present definitions of important terms, biographies of central figures, and brief narratives of pivotal events that transformed civilizations and nations. Students will find quick and easily accessible answers to the difficult questions that arise while researching events, personalities, and issues of the past.

Each book contains a table of contents, a quick reference subject index, and a comprehensive index to assist students in finding the information they need. A comprehensive bibliography offers further avenues for research. The Greenhaven Encyclopedia series offers students an open window on the world of the past.

Table of contents

Quick reference subject index

Comprehensive index

Bibliography for further research

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Review:

"Although not intended as an exhaustive resource on terrorism, the work is certainly thorough. The text is easy to read and largely jargon-free; acronyms are explained or defined within the text so that readers do not have to go to a glossary. Ideal for high school students working on their social studies projects and for first-year collect and university history students as a quick reference; recommended for high school and community college libraries as well as for all public libraries."
--Library Journal, August 15, 2007

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