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Terrorism Risk Coverage

Although international terrorism is not a new risk, the perceived nature of risk associated with terrorist attacks has changed radically with the unutterably abominable September 11, 2001 events (9/11) (Liedtke and Courbage, 2002). These attacks killed nearly 3,050 persons, leading people to perceive in which state of insecurity they were living. Until then the risk of such large-scale attacks ...

International terrorism , domestic coverage ? How terrorist attacks are

The article analyzes to what extent news reporting on terrorist attacks globalized, regionalized, or country specific. We compare coverage on four terrorist incidents in the main news shows of the US edition of CNN, of Al Jazeera’s Arabic language service, of the British BBC, and of the German ARD. The analysis shows cross-national similarities in several dimensions: the analyzed media devote n...

News Frames Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis of Frames Employed in Terrorism Coverage in U.S. and U.K. Newspapers

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The role of insurance in managing extreme events: implications for terrorism coverage.

Cyber Terrorism: A Study of the Extent of Coverage in Computer Science Textbooks

On September 11th, 2001 the United States experienced the largest terrorist attack in its history. This event caused many government agencies to review their security practices and procedures. It also has raised awareness of other avenues that terrorists might pursue to achieve their goals, including cyber terrorism. Cyber terrorism can be described as politically motivated attacks in cyberspac...