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for the Middle East. The jihadi-salafists have no positive vision, except the desire to visit chaos and bloodshed elsewhere. If that is clearly understood by enough people, particularly in the Muslim world, we may have a rather shorter long war. Looking back over the history of terrorism, we can see any number of ideological causes which once fed violent passions but which have passed into oblivion. These things take time. The Cold War lasted from 1947 to 1989. On that calendar, we are in the equivalent of 1953 in the struggle with the jihadi-salafis.122

SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

The internet is indispensable for information on the constant mutations of contemporary terrorism. The Washington DC-based website Counter-terrorism.org brings expert perspectives to bear on global terrorist issues, especially the contributions of Douglas Farah, Evan Kohlmann and Walid Phares. It monitors trials as well as police and military counter-measures. Jamestown.org, the Site Institute website and West Point’s Counter-Terrorism Center are all of equal merit, especially since the CTC website has useful documents captured from Al Qaeda in a section entitled the Harmony Project. A commercial site called Stratfor.com also has much information, primarily designed for corporations. Among US media, the Atlantic Monthly, Foreign Affairs, the New Yorker, Time and especially the Wall Street Journal have exemplary commentary and reporting on many of the areas discussed in the last half of this book, as do the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, the Observer, The Times and the Sunday Times in the UK. Since a new book on terrorism is published every nine hours, the following list will necessarily be even more incomplete by the time readers get up in the morning than it was before they went to bed the night before.

Abu Iyad My Home, My Land. A Narrative of the Palestinian Struggle (New York 1981)

Abuza, Zachary ‘JI’s Moneyman and Top Recruiter: A Profile of Noordin Mohammed Top’ Terrorism Focus (25 July 2006) 3, pp. 1-2

Acharya, Arabinda ‘The Bali Bombings: Impact on Indonesia and Southeast Asia’ Hudson Institute (New York 2006) pp. 1-5

Adair, Johnny Mad Dog (London 2007)

Adams, Gerry Falls Memories (Dingle, Co. Kerry 1993)

Adams, Gerry An Irish Journal (Dingle, Co. Kerry 2001)

Alexander, Martin and Keiger, J. F. V. (eds) France and the Algerian War 1954-62. Strategy, Operations, Diplomacy (London 2002)

Algemene Inlichtingen en Veiligheidsdienst (AIVD) Violent Jihad in The Netherlands (The Hague 2006)

Allen, Charles God’s Terrorists. The Wahhabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad (London 2006)

Allen, Mark Arabs (London 2006)

Anderson, R. Sidelights on the Home Rule Movement (London 1906)

Andrews, Anthony ‘The Price of Peace’ Observer 6 March 2005

Atwan, Abdel Bari The Secret History of Al-Qaeda (London 2006)

Aussaresses, Paul The Battle of the Casbah. Counter-Terrorism and Torture (New York 2005)

Aust, Stefan Der Baader-Meinhof Komplex (Hamburg 1998)

Baer, Robert See No Evil (London 2002)

Balestrini, Nanni The Unseen (London 1989)

Bar, Shmuel Warrant for Terror. The Fatwas of Radical Islam and the Duty of Jihad (Stanford 2006)

Bar, Shmuel ‘The Conflict between Radical Islam and the West: Origins, Prognosis and Perspectives’ (unpublished paper Tel Aviv 2006)

Bar-Zohar, Michael Ben-Gurion (London 1978)

Bar-Zohar, Michael and Haber, Eitan The Quest for the Red Prince (Guilford, Connecticut 1983)

Bark, Dennis and Gress, David A History of West Germany. Democracy and its Discontents 1963-1988 (Oxford 1989) 2 volumes

Barrett, J. J. Martin Ferris. Man of Kerry (Dingle, Co. Kerry 2006)

Bawer, Bruce While Europe Slept. How Radical Islam is Destroying the West from Within (New York 2006)

Bayly, Christopher and Harper, Tim Forgotten Wars. The End of Britain’s Asian Empire (London 2007)

Bell, J. Bowyer ‘The Inherent Inefficiency of the Underground’ Terrorism and Political Violence (1990) 2, pp. 193-211

Benjamin, Daniel and Simon, Steven The Age of Sacred Terror (New York 2002)

Benjamin, Daniel and Simon, Steven The Next Attack. The